A drunk mother crashed into a car full of kids with her own toddler in the back seat. >> Oh, a family truck here just a second. >> Y'all keep talking about a second, bro. If someone was out here shoot, y'all would have been out here. My mother up. You feel me? >> So, who were you in this vehicle as well? >> Okay. >> She was flying already, bro. on the street. We parking at home. We my my 11year-old blowing I'm blowing the horn. I'm trying to get hit ass. >> Do we Hey, do we have the other driver here or do they run? >> It's me. >> Is everybody in this vehicle? Okay. >> Yeah, the kids in Yeah, the kids in the house. They Yeah. >> Exactly, bro. >> Like this old >> right. Let's see. >> Bleeding right there. Yeah. Is that her only injury or was she in >> I mean you need she need to get checked out. >> Yeah. If you want to go grab them. >> Yeah. I know EMS is coming right now. Central is clear for fire and EMS. >> The thing is I don't care. >> Uh, let's see. Uh, ma'am, you say you're the driver of the black Honda. >> Can I get your uh Do you have your driver's license on you right now? >> 73. >> Hey, do you know who was driving this car? >> Yeah, she did. >> I I told her to go grab her kid that was involved with it as well. Yeah, just these two cars, right? >> Okay. >> No, I ain't. All right. shot hit me. >> Hey, were you driving this car here? >> Yeah. >> All right. Who was in the car with you? >> Me and my kids. >> Okay. >> How many kids you got? >> Me and two. >> Just these two. What you need? >> Um I'm going to pull past this car. >> Yeah, you're good, dude. You can get go all the way through. >> Hit me. Clean knock the B off. >> Yeah. Just want to say I got a couple questions for you. >> Oh, this one. >> You're good, >> huh? >> You're good. >> Yeah, I'm upset. You feel me? >> I get that. >> I just got my kid hair break. Like we tired. I get it. We have had a long day. >> Hey, look. I got hit by a drunk driver on duty about a month and a half ago. I get it. Like, you know. Are you okay, though? >> Yeah, I'm good. I'm just worried about my kids. My baby just blew. >> Yeah, we got fire right here. They're going to take over medical care um for on scene. If we need to get your kids to the hospital, we'll definitely make sure that that happens. All right. >> Hey, how's it going? >> How's it going, man? >> All right. Um Real quick, just run me apart. What happened? >> Okay. So, we was coming home. She was already flying up the hill. >> Yeah. >> So, this >> Yeah. So, okay. She went around flying me. You see, I'm I'm trying to back up. >> Yeah. >> She's flying. I'm blowing the horn. And my my oldest daughter, she's 11 years old. She was in the front. She was hollering. >> And I was blowing the horn. She didn't even stop. >> She was just came flying around you right here. >> Yes. You see, I'm not how I met her. >> It's pretty obvious, but I still got to ask if drivers here. Oh, child was in the vehicle as well. There's a car seat behind the driver's seat. >> Okay. >> Yeah, we can look at the scene and kind of see how it happens. >> We We did try to bag up going out. >> Yeah, >> take a shower. >> Yeah, >> I got you. >> Uh, do you have your license on you? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, >> cuz I got a hard copy cover. >> I got you. >> Huh? >> I had to get another one. >> How much you had to drink? >> Nothing. Like I ain't been drinking tonight. Like >> I know you've been drinking. How much? >> Like >> not even like a full >> still think you like. You told me you had nothing at first. A little bit. >> I ain't have a little bit. Like little bit. >> But you have more than a little bit. >> No, >> there was there was more than that. >> Is there any way we could turn the lights off on this? It's just just a not it's not smoking, but there's a little bit of something coming from over here. I might get fired just to check it out. >> This car right here, it was It's right here. It's still doing it. I just saw a little bit little bit of smoke coming out. So, >> where' he go? >> Batteries in that corner. >> Do you want EMS to check him out? Make sure he's okay. >> Is he injured at all? >> No. >> Okay. >> We just have EMS just check him over. Make sure there's no significant injury or anything. I'm just going to have you follow this red line right here with your eyes only. Don't move your head though. >> You probably going to have to go talk to some doctors. They going to they going to touch your lip a little bit, make it make it feel better. But um you're going to have to go up to a hospital probably. Okay. But you're going to be okay. >> Okay. >> All right. This your grandma, right? You're strong just like your grandmama, right? >> Yeah, you got it. >> Has EMS spoke with her yet? >> Well, so from that position, just like I showed you, but while you're doing this, make sure every step is heel touching your toe. Make sure every step's along that imaginary line and count your steps out loud for me. You can look down at your toe while you're doing it. Don't start until I tell you to. Once you've started, don't stop until you've completed it. All right? Make sure you do the correct number of steps. Okay. >> Yep. You understand all the instructions? Okay. When you're ever wherever you're ready, you're good to begin. Okay. >> Keep your arms down at your side for me. Let me tell you, I don't even know. smoking. >> Thank you. >> Um, >> she said that she was backing in and that car hit her. Has >> she been there before? >> We'll talk to her in just a minute about the wrap >> once they're done. She's probably going to go 105 second one. >> 1002. >> Just give her a case card. >> Hey, we going we going to give you a case card so you can go with your baby. See if you can pull it in real quick. We'll write you out a case card. You'll be good to go. Okay. >> Hey, um will you will you tell them to hold up? Will you tell them to wait to leave just a second? Mom's going to go with them. >> Thank you. Close your eyes. >> All right. I'm going to have you check it again. You're going to estimate the passage of 30 seconds. >> Start doing some weird stuff. Okay. >> So, tell your head with a mask on. >> Yeah. When you're done with 30 seconds, just tell me. >> Gotcha. >> Uhoh. >> Oh, okay. You going to go with her, right? >> Yeah. I'm going to do my >> repeat behind your back for me. So, you're under arrest. We're driving on the influence. Okay. >> All right. Just put your belly up against the 911 for me. right there. >> Okay. Do you have anything in your pockets I should know about? >> Okay. >> Give us my pocket. >> Yeah. Yeah, we can work that out. Give us your spin. Okay. >> Um her mom is on the phone. >> Okay. >> And she's trying to figure out what she's getting locked up for. >> Uh the way I understand it's for DUI, driving while under an influence. So you you can't you can't drive DWI even when you're on private property. >> Okay, that's that I understand that. >> What about in these two pockets? >> These pockets. >> I don't have those. >> Okay, I'm just making sure I just don't want you to get in trouble. Okay, so I'm going to have you take a season card for me. Yeah, we can make phone calls here in just a minute. Okay. You've been real kind to me, so I have no reason to be bad for you. I'll be here. We'll help you out with that. Okay. Give me just a minute. Let me read you this. You said you're 23 years old. >> Okay. The state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of this state upon your submission. The state administered chemical tests of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for the purpose of determining if you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state will be suspended for a minimum period of 1 year. Your refusal to submit to blood or urine testing may be offered into evidence against you at trial. If you submit to testing, the results indicate an alcohol concentration of 0.08 g or more. Your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of the state may be suspended for a minimum period of 1 year. After first submitting to the requested state tests, you are entitled to additional chemical tests for blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances at your own expense and from qualified personnel of your own choosing. Will you submit to the state of chemical testing? What's up, >> boss? I still got >> Yeah, we'll get to that. Okay. Just give us one second. >> You're okay right there? >> I'm leaving. Okay. >> My cousin, the one who got hit, they leave. >> She going she I don't know if you've seen her. She She going to be okay. She just got she going to need some stitches. >> So what? So what what's around her? >> So basically she was DUI. Um she was coming through. They were trying to back into a parking spot. She came around that curb pretty fast >> and Yeah. And um I think baby just >> smacked her smacked her face. But um I had an injury just like just I I told little girl I I busted my lip when I was younger. They'll stitch it up inside of her lip. So, it's like here coming across >> like her teeth cut it or >> I think I think it might have been her teeth that cut it. I'm not sure what it did, but she gonna need stitches, but they'll they'll put some in that'll dissolve and come out in a few weeks and hopefully and she should be good. So, but yeah, you're good to go. I was just saying I wasn't going to yell at you for being fine. Thank you. >> No worries. Well, y'all have a better night. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Hey, ask her if she wants him to take the car. >> Ask her if she wants him to take the car. >> You want him to take the car? Yeah. >> Okay. >> Y has anybody gone in that car? Have we? >> No, we got it. I've looked in it, but >> Huh? >> I haven't got it. I've looked in it. I see nothing. >> Well, there's some alcohol in there, I think. >> Okay. So, real quick. >> What's up? >> We're going to take a look in the car. It's in the a relative area to see if we can't find any alcohol bottles. Yeah. >> Okay. >> No, we're going to go through it real quick. >> Oh, man. >> So, because it's a DUI, it's just everything that's in like relative reach. >> Yep. Exactly. So, I just check like, you know, in here to see if you know there's drugs [snorts] um under like the seat. um passenger side. I mean, you can even do glove compartment cuz that's within their reach. Um and it's readily um accessible is the proper term. >> I got you. It just look like I really thought it was like bubble. We put we shine on the light real quick. >> I appreciate y'all. >> I don't see anything there. >> Dang. >> Yeah, he's going to move the boyfriend's going to move the car, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah, then you're good. No worries. Shake. [snorts] >> Yeah, I can't get in there. 62. Tell me if that smells like alcohol. I'm getting a faint tinge. It could also be this uh perfume, though. >> Do you think so? >> Some type of liquor. >> All right, we'll take that for evidence or at least notate it. >> I had already cut my camera off, so that's on your camera, right? >> Yeah, mine's on. >> I thought I was done with the scene. And it's still wet on the inside. If you want to Let your camera see that. >> All right, then. >> I'm ready when you are. >> Thank you guys. >> Thanks, guys. >> I'm sorry. Everybody sir >> whenever y'all know search is cool just hit the box through do that real joke cuz I don't I don't have AVR for you cuz I can't decide the charges until it's done. >> Huh? The inbox is over there. [snorts] >> She should be good. >> I'm telling you. She should be good. >> Oh, girl. >> Yeah. >> Come on. >> Go this way. >> I got this. >> Okay. >> This way. You know, walking around the counter. Just so you're clear, these are the two mouth pieces we're going to use. They're still sealed in plastic. That way I'm not giving you a nasty one or something like that. I just got to ask questions. I'm just making sure in the last >> I mean I usually drink water, but like water don't click my hand till night time. [laughter] >> I get you. I get you. >> Cuz then it's too late. You're feeling all right. >> Yeah. So when you're not drinking alcohol, what are you drinking? >> I'll take a cup in the room and sit on the dress. >> But when you're not drinking alcohol, what are you drinking? If you don't drink water, >> but you don't drink that water till night time. >> I still drink water. >> But what do you drink? Fair enough. Fair enough. >> I don't drink like juice drinks, none of that. >> Alcohol during the day, water at night. >> Yeah. I I had a kidney infection, so like I drink >> day shift. Oh. All right, come on over here. >> All right, so put this breath uh mouthpiece on. Just give me a strong steady breath. It doesn't have to be the hardest thing ever, but just, you know, steady. All right, deep breath. Form a tight seal around that and blow. Blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow. All right, take a step over. It's going to let you have >> Yeah, it's going to let you have a few minutes to recover. That's fine. There's literally the the W right there. It literally stands for wait and it just gives her a minute to recoup her breath. >> You small ones. So you lungs ain't got the whole capacity, you know, somebody >> the red line that you saw. >> Yeah. >> Is E2. We do >> two checks of the of the breath >> and whatever's lower is what we say you were at. So we give you the benefit of the doubt cuz one could be higher than the other cuz you're given two different breath samples. >> Okay. >> So whichever one comes out lower, that's the one we'll say is yours. >> Oh, >> I have no idea what it's going to be yet. >> Yeah, cuz right now it's just checking for air blanks. It pops up some numbers there, but the calibration, it just blows gas through the system to make sure that everything's checking out.