Hello again, front liners. Today's video takes us straight into the kind of DUI chaos that hits without warning. We start with a 19-year-old trying to impress his girlfriend and instead plowing through six parked cars like they were paper targets. >> You need to take him. He's >> Is there still someone in here? >> It's my boyfriend. You need to take him now. >> Really? You think it's a it's a it's a serious crash that res that takes six cars? >> What's your address, Cody? >> It's not important right now. It is important. >> Yeah. Well, it doesn't matter to the situation that we're talking about. >> I love you, dude. But hey, >> Cody, just put your edges, bud. >> Then we meet a driver riding on a bare rim, throwing sparks across the highway before slipping out of her cuffs and spitting on the badge like it's nothing. >> I know my side is having issues. Trust me, I have just real life that recently. And my boyfriend's mom was just down the road. I was about to like pull in her parking lot, tell her what's up. >> And get this, an Amish buggy driver, drunk out of his mind, drifts into oncoming traffic and straight into an officer. >> Hey, there's a Bud Light can sitting in there and he passed clean out. For this next case, officers barely have time to process what they're seeing. A driver so high he can't hold a lane, drifts straight through an intersection, misses the marked unit by inches, and plows directly into the traffic light pole. >> Dude, stop moving. Stop moving. Park the car, man. Dude, you just blew the red, man. >> Yeah. No, I didn't see it. >> But the worst is waiting at the end. A simple checkpoint. clean, controlled, routine until one driver turns it into a mass casualty crash that leaves officers and civilians pinned under twisted metal. Water. Can you hear me? >> Stay locked in. This one gets rough. On March 7th, 2021, a scared passenger in a vehicle called 911 around 300 a.m. to report the 19-year-old driver, Cody Peters, of his reckless driving. The passenger told police Peters had been drinking and that she tried to convince him to pull over and stop driving. She said Peters barely acknowledged her and just said to her, "I got this, babe. >> Are you the caller?" >> Uh, no, she is. I was just I just came. >> You're the driver. Okay. Why don't you sit back here? Okay. You were driving? >> No, I was not driving. >> I've been You need to take him. He's >> Is there still someone in here? >> It's my boyfriend. You need to take him now. >> Guys, why don't you wait on the sidewalk? >> No, I'm not leaving him. You >> I'm going to I'm going to help him out. >> He's okay. >> What's his name? >> Cody. Peter. He is okay. I promise. I was just He's responsive. >> I was just talking to him. >> I'm out with three right now. I'll advise if I can see any any injuries. Two people are fine. >> He's not injured. I am just talking to him. He's okay. >> But I'm not I'm not leaving him. >> I'm really drunk. Okay. >> Cody. What's up? >> What's up? Well, I don't know. Maybe this huge car crash. >> Are you injured, bud? >> No. >> Hey, bud. Wait right here. Wait here. >> He needs to go. He's really drunk. >> We're out with uh all three here. Everyone says they're fine. >> We got a DIY last June. July. >> Okay, listen. >> Negative. All three are out. Ma'am, why don't you wait over by the sidelines? You >> I'm good with him. Yeah. >> Take her back. >> Just here. Lean back here, bud. Lean back here. >> A lot of went a lot went on here. Okay. We just got to I got to make the main concern right now is your health. Obviously, there was there's a big crash. >> Yeah. >> So, hey, >> can I just Can I just see make sure you don't have any Can I see your hands? >> Okay, dude. Listen. Okay. I'm >> Looks like you got just a little little cut right there. That's I woke up this morning and my brother Okay, I'm not going to lie to you right now. This is okay. My brother My brother streamed on Twitch. >> Okay, >> he wanted me to play with him this morning, so I got at him with this morning. >> That's why that's bleeding. >> But the other part of it, >> they can cancel right now. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> He's talking and walking fine. >> Yeah. Whatever you're going to charge, just just pull it out. >> What's your last name? >> Peters. >> Is this your car? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Just pull it out. Just pull it out. >> I'm an idiot. >> How many? >> Just wait right here. Okay. Come here. >> Okay. You're good. >> How many people were in the car? >> My girlfriend. >> You and your girlfriend and the the other male that was here. Was he in the car? Oh, there's another female. >> There was another female in the car. >> Yeah, but I think she left. >> She left. >> Okay. >> I'm not going I'm not going to tell you anymore because one, I I don't have to. Two, >> was she okay? >> Yeah, she was totally fine. >> Okay. >> Police later wrote in their report that Peters went directly past a dead end, struck a large landscaping boulder, and dislodged it. 150 ft from its original location. >> Hey yo, if I get a if I get a serious question. >> Yeah. >> Can I ask it to you real quick? >> Yeah. What's up, man? >> Why is there six cars here? >> Well, because cars >> because this was a serious crash. >> Really? You think it's a it's it's a serious crash that takes six cars? Hey, I'm I I'm I'm not spell your first name. >> I'm not talking to anybody else. I'm just talking. >> Yeah. >> You know >> what's uh How do you spell it? Is it C O D Y? >> Yeah. C. You got that? C O D Y. >> And then how do you spell your last name? >> P E T E R S. >> And then initial >> P. And date of birth. Really unfort. >> What's your address, Cody? >> It's not important right now. >> It is important. >> Yeah. Well, it doesn't matter to the situation that we're talking about, but I love you, dude. But hey, >> Cody, just put your addresses, but bud. >> Hey, dude. Yeah, I don't I don't have to give that to you. Um >> 49. I've got the driver's info. Last name Peters Paul Edward Tom Edward Robert Sam Cody Paul Cody how much you drink? >> Um honestly not enough to for you to pull me over. >> Okay. Well that's that's an answer. How much did you drift? >> Um, to be honest, about two out of 10. >> Two out of what? >> Two out of 10. >> Two out of 10. >> Yeah. >> That is two out of 10. Alcoholic drinks. >> Sure. >> And what were you drinking? >> Um, whatever will make your notes better. that guys. >> What's up? >> Whatever will make your notes better, I guess. >> Well, I'm just asking you. >> Just whatever will make your notes better and get an arrest, buddy. >> Cody is all over the place. I don't think even he knows what's his endgame here with this rambling about the drink. >> Your mouth, buddy. Just give it to me. All right. >> Okay. How fast are you going? Remember, man, just whatever you have going into your notes. >> Go ahead. >> Hey, can I go say bye to my girlfriend real quick? >> Oh, I'm I'm talking to you. >> I know you are. >> Do you Do you think it was okay to be driving this quick? >> I was driving then and >> Yeah. I mean, do you think this was smart? >> Do I think I made a mistake? Yes. >> Yeah. >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. You can mark that down in your notes. I made a mistake. I know I did. >> Where were you drinking? >> Made a buddy's I made a mistake in my buddy's house. >> Okay. >> And was there some type of like like altercation between you and your girl? Girl, is that your girlfriend? >> That that that is babe. >> I don't I don't want anything. No. >> Just Cody, just keep your hands out your pockets, man. Is that your girlfriend? >> Yeah. >> Was there an argument between you guys? I mean, what? >> We told you you're driving fast. >> We don't have any just sit still. >> We don't have any altercations against us. >> She just has a problem with trying to >> like trying to fight against me. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Where was your girlfriend >> positioned? Front passenger seat. And then who was >> I know. >> And the female. The fe the the other female. Where was Where was she? >> Where? Where was the other female in the car? >> I know what you're trying to do, man. And she was in the front seat. And I know mistake. >> Yes. Truck. >> You have a tow truck you want? Is there a tow truck company you want? >> Sure. That's totally okay. >> Which company? >> Honestly, man, it's okay as long as my car gets home safely. Thank you. >> I see, man. >> Cody, you work anywhere, going to school anywhere? >> I want to go to school. I'm a I'm a big baseball guy. Are you working anywhere? >> Honestly, no. Right now, I'm not. >> Okay. >> But I I I want to go to school and I want I want to make money. >> What's a contact number for you? >> I I don't have to support that with you guys, >> I low key, honestly. Hey, I low key I respect you guys. I do. I do. I do. Okay. >> We don't do handshakes with >> Cool. Thanks, man. Hey, just you're smacking him for any >> drug use tonight, Cody? No. >> Any prescription medications that you're prescribed that you've taken the last 24 hours that I can give you guys. >> Okay. So, drinking. >> Drinking. >> Okay. Do you feel impaired right now? >> No. >> You don't feel impaired? >> No. >> Okay. Tony, just wait right here. >> You want to win fields or what's that? Hey, >> I know. >> Hey, can I talk to my girlfriend or No, >> you want me to do it? No, you can't. I know. >> All right, you're good, man. >> I'm sorry, man. I'm freezing, dude. I'm sorry if if I shake. Yeah, I'm sorry, dude. I'm freezing. It's cold out here, dude. I'm sorry, dude. >> Don't use that against me, please. >> Use what against you? >> Me shaking out here. Okay. >> I know what kind of cop you are. >> Don't even >> What kind of cop am I? >> I know what kind of cops all you guys are. So, don't even >> run some information and then at that point after that, would you be willing to do the San Shield soiety test? >> I'm not going to do any kind of sobriety test you two have for me. >> Okay. So, you know, based off of my observations, the vehicle crashed tonight. I do want to do the sanity field test. can't force you to do them, >> but it's your opportunity to show me that you're not impaired. >> Would you be willing to think that I have zero opportunity to show this in front of you? >> Okay. So, are you refusing all field sit field tests? Wait, I'm talking with you. Just talk with me. It's a simple question. It's your choice. I know you're talking to me, but here's the thing, though. You got that guy, that guy, that guy, >> and whoever in front of you. >> Just keep your hands down. Okay. >> All right. >> So, would you be willing to do the field test? >> I'm not going to lie to you. No, I don't I don't want my PBT out of 24. Have you ever done one of these before, Cody? >> Yeah. Been there a couple times. Just search. >> Oh, you got >> This is not going to go down well for Cody. >> I know. >> Just blow blow through the tube here. See where you're at? >> No. No. Mark, we're good. >> All right. Put your hands on your back. >> Police later got a search warrant for a blood sample and the lab reported a BAC of 211. I'm not going to resist. I'm going to search your pockets. All right. Even the police were stunned. The car looked like it had been through a war zone. >> Truly unbelievable. Hey, that's a high quality headlight. Oh, >> took a major licking. I didn't even see where >> Hey, just he said just as long as his car makes it home. >> What? >> You're kidding me, right? >> Well, he's 95. >> Yeah. >> Well, we're going have to try and search this thing. CRV. Look at that. The lights are still running on. This is why I drive Honda. You turn the key and fire right up. No way to prove I'm not fighting any next but 1994. You find anything? No, probably not. Yeah, maybe that guy. >> Don't Oh, hey, hold up. Okay, check the right sock. >> There's a transport van available. >> Okay, check the right sock one more time if you want to. >> Cody thought this would be a good time to be cracking jokes. Well, he wouldn't be smiling for long. >> Taking jail right now. >> Yeah, you're good, man. Don't worry. Don't worry. My mom expected me here. So I I know cuz you know mom expected me I expected myself. You want to know what's funny? I expected myself to get out of here and become a guy that nobody's ever seen before. Thank you. Thank you for educating me into this house, man. >> Actually, do it on the other side. This buckle, that buckle doesn't work. >> It doesn't like pull far enough. >> Is he What's his deal? Does he not disre? Yeah. Um really didn't give me much information. She said that they were drinking um at the bowling alley and then they went to a friend's house and hung out there. He took the keys. He tried to tell her she tried to tell him not to drive, but >> they both got in the car. He said she didn't. She said he did not say anything to him as they're driving. They just started driving all over town. And she repetitively is like, "You need to stop. You need to stop." And then he just started driving Mach 9. >> Said you don't want Campbell going 100. >> I just got out to get to that noise complaint. And then I see this car and I can hear the motor and I bet you it's at least 100 if not faster. >> Campbell and what? >> Uh I parked at 2000 Campbell Road. So I saw them turn off of state because when the call came out >> going eastbound. Okay. I checked my uh MDT cuz you know how people always get their directions messed up. >> So I got out. So she said that he didn't know that the road turned. So they went straight over. She says they rolled. >> They did something because the back end was just as messed up as the front end. >> So she says they rolled and landed >> kettle or what? >> Landed how they are here. My understanding there there was three people in the car. Is that correct? >> No, just two. >> So there was a third person here when I initially got here and then there's that guy. >> I talked to him. >> Okay. He stopped. Yeah. He's not involved. He just saw what happened. So he stopped on the other side. >> I don't know how credible his info was. He He said there was his girlfriend and possibly another girl in the car. >> She never mentioned anyone else that it was just those two. >> I'll double check. >> She's been drinking, too. She's cooperative, but she really wants to say goodbye to him. She's pissed. She wants to They live together. She wants the key. They didn't have an argument, though. That's the thing. She's like, >> "We didn't get in the fight. There's no threats, no nothing. He just took the keys because he drives 55." >> She said he wouldn't say anything. She's like, >> she said, "You need to slow down." All the only thing he said once was, "Don't worry, babe. I got this." Yeah, >> we need to get beard more out here to pick up this rock and >> so like 50 beards on >> they must have just ejected straight >> off the end here. Just ejected. >> She said he didn't know that the road turned. >> Jeez. >> So when I said what I said on the radio, I thought they would have slowed down cuz he knew that he wanted to get out of dodge. >> I didn't know they went straight. Okay, I'll get going on the um I'm just going to take him in the city cuz I know Well, I guess we got the transfer van. I'm just going to start working on the citations. >> Just step out. >> Okay. So, I was trying to ask your help. It's okay. Hold on. All right. I'm going to move you into this van here. All right. >> No, we can't open any vent. Stop right here. >> No. No. No. No. Dude, I'm Dude, no. I'm not getting arrested, dude. No. >> You are under arrest. >> Why? No. Just >> going to move over. Come on, Cody. >> I got Babe. Babe. >> All right. >> And I got to talk to my girlfriend first. >> Dude, she's gone already. No, she isn't. She's in that car. >> Bro, why are you doing this to me? All right, let's have a seat. Hey, >> what are you doing? I'm sitting there. >> Right here. No, it has to be right here. It's right back in, buddy. >> You're a getting paid for a job. You know what's funny is I got a buddy that's working for the [ __ ] same job that you are. You funny. You don't get buddy. See you later. >> Just had the city. Cody Peters faces a felony charge of firstdegree recklessly endangering safety and misdemeanor charges of second offense drunk driving, second offense of operating a vehicle with prohibited blood alcohol content and of operating a vehicle after revocation. I guess Peters didn't find that so funny. >> Second offense >> OBI causing injury. >> No o means operating after revocation due to alcohol related offense. Also some also citations for reckless driving and unreasonable improvement speed. >> And that's how a teenager turning a look at me moment into a sixcar wreck ends his night. Cuffed, arguing, and out of excuses. Coming up next, we move from arrogance to outright chaos when a drunk driver starts fighting officers from inside the patrol vehicle. >> Stop tomorrow. >> [ __ ] you. I asked nicely. >> That's a felony. Just spit at the back of my head. I don't know if you want to stack that up. >> North FondeLac, Wisconsin, January 19th, 2023. An officer is rolling through the quiet streets when he hears the sound of a metal object being dragged through the road. Seconds later, he spots the source. A black sedan limping forward with no front passenger tire. The bare rim grinding across the pavement. Upon approach, the 26-year-old driver, Samara, appeared lethargic, her speech noticeably slurred. There was also an open bottle of Budweiser sitting in the center console. Hi there. Hey, can I have you do me a favor? Turn off the car for me. >> You got some safety issues. >> What exactly? >> What exactly? You got no >> I know my side is having issues. Trust me. I have just real life that recently. And my boyfriend's mom was just down the road. I was about to like pull in her parking lot, tell her what's up, >> let her figure it out. >> Yeah. You got no tire. What? >> Hold on. Stay in the car. You got your driver's license with you? >> I don't have a tire. >> Yeah, you're missing a tire. You got three, not four. >> That's kind of bizarre cuz this is my boyfriend's mom's car. She should never be doing that. >> Uh-oh. Well, she's going to be upset. She got insurance. >> Yeah. >> You got insurance? >> No. >> Got an insurance card or at least? >> No. >> No. Nothing for that. Okay. >> He's almost there. I'm sorry, officer. >> No, you're okay. I had no idea that it was like that. >> No. No. You didn't hear any kind of dragon or anything? >> No. I didn't hear any uncomfortable noticeable noises. >> You didn't hear any noticeable noises or anything? >> Other than what I just told you. This one is like a little with the metal in between. >> Well, that >> other than that, no. >> Okay. Well, >> I swear. >> Okay. I wish I did so I would have known him better. >> Right. Well, >> but I didn't. >> When when you when you passed When you passed me, there were sparks coming off your >> Yeah, >> that's not pretty. >> It's pretty in July. >> Oh, yeah. Fourth of July. That's great. But you want them up in the sky, not under your car. >> Yeah. No. So, I had no idea of that there. I am sorry. When officers ran her driver's license, it showed it was revoked. The result of an owi conviction from December 2022. >> Just a second here. I'm just I'm just going to have you keep the car off for a second for me. Okay. And I'm going to I'm just going to check. Is your driver's license good? >> Yeah. >> You're not wanted? No. You're not revolved. What do you mean? Well, >> starting February, I get >> Starting February, I get my license. You see a tire? >> Well, what are you doing driving then? >> It was supposed to be a quick stop to go get drinks and >> quick stop to go get drinks >> and this happened. >> Did you at least get a quick stop to get the drinks? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. All right. I'll just leave it right there. Okay. All right. I tell you what. I can see my PC for the stop. >> I can hear her from here. I can hear her voice. >> She's very, very sore. The police officers then observe Samra trying to hide the beer bottle behind the passenger seat. >> You can just leave all that right where it is. >> I am. >> Okay. >> None of them are open. >> Okay. I'm going to have you do me a favor. Step out of the vehicle for me. >> I am going to kitty. Yes. >> Okay. >> All right. Do the door. >> I'm going to have you step over here. What can I do for you, sir? >> We're going to do some field sobriety test. Make sure you're okay to drive. All right. >> Trust me, I have seen sadly more than enough outside my house. >> Okay. So, what I'm going to do is have you stand heels toes together, arms down at your side. Okay. >> All right. Don't move from that position until I tell you to. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> All right. >> With my being a thing, it's hard. >> You see the tip of my pen there? All right. Do you have any problems with your eyes? Do you wear contacts or glasses at all? >> Technically, yes, I am supposed to. >> Okay. Do you have any contact? >> Being I am jobless and without insurance, I am [ __ ] >> Okay. With your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> Remember, just with your eyes, move your head. your eyes. Can you hear it still? >> I'm sorry. It does not help that it is windy a little bit out. >> All right. I understand. >> I hope you understand that. Like >> now I'm going to move the pen up. Okay. Follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Tilt your chin down just a little bit. >> Not that far. There you go. Take my pen. Is there anything else? Okay. Other than the ABC [ __ ] No offense. If I'm on the real, nobody can do that. >> Okay. Yeah. No, we're going to do two more tests. It's not going to be the ABCs. Okay. >> Okay. Cuz I can't ABC my life out of it. >> I tell you to. You're going to pretend there's a line coming out of your left foot. Okay. A straight line. Can you imagine that? >> Yes. >> All right. Place your left foot on that line for me. Place your right foot in front of it. Heel to toe touch. >> I'm a lefty, so my right to left aren't edged normally, >> even with coloring. Literally. It's sad. I have to use a ruler to make a straight line. >> All right. And I still don't even make that straight line. >> When I tell you to, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps. Okay? You're going to hold on. That's how I tell you to. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps. You're going to look down at your feet, keep your arms down at your side, and count out loud. When you take that last step, you're going to keep your front foot planted on the ground using a series of small steps. Turn around and walk nine heavy toe steps back on the line. Okay? I did three. You'll take nine. Okay? >> Hold on. That's how I tell you to start. Do you understand the test? >> I think I do. Can you follow me? I mean, I know you did it yourself. Follow through. Wait, can you watch me follow through? >> Yep. I'm going to be watching you do the test. >> Okay. So, one, >> arms down at your side. Count out loud. >> Two, three, four, five. This is me on a normal day. So >> this is her on a normal day >> in general. >> Continue the test please. >> 11 8 9 or 10? >> I did 10. >> Okay, that's fine. Keep going. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 >> All right, step over here for me. >> I'm sorry. I don't know if it has anything to do with the type of boots I'm wearing either. >> Yes, it's those darn boots. >> We're going to have one more test. Okay, this is the one leg stand test. Can you get in that position for me? Arms down at your side. There you go. But don't move till I tell you to start. When I tell you to, with the leg of your choosing, raise it 6 in above the ground and look down at your foot and count out loud. 1,001 1,002. Do you have any questions about the test? >> No. Stand as straight as I can and count till six >> until I until I tell you to stop. You can begin. I'm going to count out loud. >> Hold on. I'm a lefty. I should probably work with my >> Okay, that's your choice. >> I'm sorry. >> No. >> 1 6 >> I do have I'm not as drunk as I am. >> Okay. Well, I'm not as drunk as I am is the statement of the night. >> I don't trust myself. >> All right, that's fine. You stop. >> I don't. Now, what I'd like you to do is we're going to grab a PBT >> and we're going to do a PBT test. Okay. >> What's that mean? >> Well, we'll show you. What's your name? >> Before you show anything. >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> I'm [ __ ] is my name if I don't do this right. >> I just had a question to ask you real quick. >> Where were you drinking? I'm just trying to figure out where you >> My boyfriend's mom's house. Like it. >> Okay. Where did you crash? Do you remember? where I didn't press anywhere. >> Oh, yeah, you did. Your tire is running on the rim. >> No, no, no. Okay, I get what you're saying. >> Mhm. >> But that's not how it happened. No. >> What happened? >> Somehow the metal >> No. Stay back here. Stay back here. Hold on. >> The implant. >> The what? >> The implant. >> Okay. >> Went in. >> I didn't crash into anything. >> Can I have you blow in this tube for me? Oh, go ahead and take a deep breath and blow blow like it's a balloon. Okay. >> Is this my boyfriend? >> That's my [ __ ] boyfriend. Oh my god. >> Can you blow into that for me? Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. >> No. >> Now she's sucking in the breath. >> She's sucking in. >> Yeah. Okay. >> You got to blow out. >> [ __ ] off. >> You got to blow out like you're blow out. Okay. >> I I'm I mean, >> holy tough. The breathalyzer test ended up resulting in a 0.19 BAC. >> I got to have you a little out. Okay, just nice and steady. >> There you go. There you go. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. All right. >> Do you know what the legal limit is in Wisconsin? >> Whatever. 08. Do you think you're above or below that? >> Below. I only think we >> You're at a 195 for me. Okay. >> So, that's normal, right? Correct. >> No. I'm going to have you take that tube off at the end of there for me. Can you grab that? All right. And then what I got to have you do is turn around, place your hands behind your back. You're going to be under arrest for OWI. Okay. >> EA is requested to get the key. >> Bring arms to your back. >> What did you say the point is8? Why the [ __ ] 008.9? I mean, you're almost at you're almost at triple. >> But I'm a small person. Do you guys not interact that in >> Well, then you should probably drink less, right? Not >> Yes. No, you're right. But like, do not put that in aspective. >> No. All we care about is how intoxicated someone is. >> No, you just care about the lie. Story of my life. Is my boyfriend right there with you? >> I'm going to take you back to the squad over here so you can get warm. Okay. >> Okay. I don't give a [ __ ] No offense, but who the [ __ ] is with your other dude? You said that with your boyfriend. We don't know what that is. >> I'm a piece of [ __ ] And no wonder he wants to leave me. I'm going to be single if I wasn't single already. So, thank you, men. You're wonderful. >> The back of my squad here. Okay. >> I appreciate all the [ __ ] you do. Thank you for making the woman sing. As Samaro was being placed into the squad car, she lifted her leg as if she was thinking about kicking the officer. >> You're [ __ ] Just leave me alone and have a nice life. Shut the door. >> Do that one. Don't kick me. >> Just shut the door. >> I got to buckle you in. >> You really don't know. While the officer was completing the arrest paperwork, Samara became increasingly disruptive in the back of the squad car. >> Samara, what are you doing? >> I don't even know. What do you want me to do? >> It just sounds like you're moving around a lot back there. >> I have to pee if anything. >> Okay, we can arrange that. You guys want to be like this when worst crim criminals are out there like crackheads and pizza shits like robbing stories? Cuz guess what? I used to be a crackhead but I changed my life. >> That's good >> cuz you're a good cop. Am I wrong cop? Well, officer, what's your name? >> Hold on. Samaro, he's trying to enter some stuff. Do you have a question? >> I kind of do. >> What's the question? If you guys want to change the system, why not go after the cop criminals that are doing extreme danger? >> We do, >> but a lot. >> Was I doing extreme danger? I was literally about to pull into a parking lot, go inside, and live my life. Nobody left anybody, so just get used to it. I don't even love the man that was literally sitting outside worried about me. She managed to unbuckle her seat belt and slip out of the handcuffs. >> So, actually, just Hey, we got to put you back in those handcuffs. Okay, >> they're on. >> Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. Give me that. Take these. Step out. Step out. Why did you do that? >> Cuz they're easy and they slipped off just fine. >> Okay. Face the car. Face the car. Nope. Right here. There you go. Don't hit your face. >> I have to pee. >> Okay. Well, you can wait after a stunt like that. >> You're not really going to pee right here. >> No, you are not going to pee right here. We will charge you with a crime if you peed right here. Do not pee right here. >> I need to go to the bathroom. >> No, I cooperating. >> Wait like an adult. No, you didn't. You just got out of your handcuffs. >> What do you mean? I've been cooperating with every single question. Don't be an [ __ ] You're an [ __ ] Thank you for being a good person. >> All right, hold on. >> [ __ ] you. >> Stop it. >> Stop resisting. Give me your other hand. >> You're I'm sorry. >> Thank you. >> You don't need to be doing that, please. >> You're welcome. I don't mean to be rode on the other hand. >> Just stop. >> He's being a douchebag. >> Give me your hand. Let go of your other hand. >> He's happy to [ __ ] be a [ __ ] 25year-old. He is. What? You're 25? >> No. Give me a boy. >> Stop holding your other hand. >> Now I'm going to have to make these tighter so that you don't get out of them. Okay. Stop. Tomorrow. Please stop. Okay. I need to >> Hey, >> can you shut the [ __ ] up? >> Stop. >> I need to ridiculous. >> You're being ridiculous. Shut the [ __ ] up. I like you. >> Okay. >> Shut the [ __ ] up and leave me alone and let me >> Well, then you need to let me do that. Stop pulling your hands and moving around. Let go of me so he can have me. Let go of me so he the one I like can have me. >> The one I like tomorrow. Chill. >> [ __ ] you. >> This is just me on. I got you now. Okay. But my cuffs aren't on all the way. So just cooperate with me real quick. You have small wrists. It makes it tough. Okay. I just got to get this done. Once these are on, I don't want to see you take them off again. Do you understand? I'm going in to jail, am I? >> You are going to jail. Yes. >> You want to check that? >> You're right. You're good. >> All right. Step back in. >> You're going to jail. Step back in there for me. Thank you. >> Don't take those off. >> Or what? Dude, I don't [ __ ] care about you. >> Please don't take those off. Stop. No. Why you >> stop you? I want my boyfriend. I hate you. I have mental health iss >> um the beer will just take but I'll probably end up dumping it like inventory or anything. >> Do you? >> No, you [ __ ] don't. What is a mental health issue to you, [ __ ] >> Tomorrow, we're trying to be nice to you. cooperate. Okay, >> whatever. [ __ ] you. Go to hell. [ __ ] all of you in your cop life cent. >> Normally, yes, but it'll be all right. Stop kicking that. >> [ __ ] you. >> You're going to get more charges if you don't stop. Knock it off. >> [ __ ] you. Not like anything ever [ __ ] matters. I don't matter to my boyfriend. I don't matter to my own coffee. Nobody cares about me. None of y'all matter. But guess who matters? Me. I matter. Y'all don't [ __ ] matter to save your own damn [ __ ] lives. I matter. I have a [ __ ] life. You don't have no lives. You have lives to save. >> I just have to fill out some paperwork and then we'll get going. Okay. >> Am I wrong? You do not have anything to live for. I'm asking you. Do you have a family? >> Yes, I do. have a child. >> No. >> No. You just have a [ __ ] >> Are you going to comm are you going to submit to the blood test? Yes or no? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I have to, but not tonight. >> Well, it's going to be tonight. >> No, I'm not going down the hospital. >> Well, tomorrow we have to go to the hospital. >> No. >> Is that going to change your answer? >> It is because I don't have insurance, sir. I'm not going to put myself in debt. >> Okay. So, so here's the thing is we're going >> tomorrow. >> No, we're going either way. So, >> I have my boyfriend for [ __ ] sake. >> Not right now. >> Yeah, he can come with me. Like, what the [ __ ] Why can't I do it tomorrow when I wake up? Like, this is disrespectful as [ __ ] And I wish you understood disrespect. But guess what? You're caught. You don't understand that. traffic related. I think this is >> Do you have your hand handcuffs off? >> I'm sadly cool. >> Yes, I hear you. >> Then acknowledge me. >> [ __ ] I'm only human. I'm a >> [ __ ] young human at most. >> And what are you? >> And everything. >> The [ __ ] are you? Hello cute boy. What are you? Hello cute boy that I really rather not hit on because I'd rather be with my [ __ ] boyfriend. Where is my boyfriend? >> No, I don't know. Samara, >> don't [ __ ] lie to me. The Mustang pulled up. >> Okay, thank you. >> Don't [ __ ] lie to me. The Mustang pulled up. >> I didn't know that was your boyfriend. >> Then what? So where the [ __ ] is he? >> Yeah, you could. He left. >> Where? Can you please go see where he at? >> She then managed to unbuckle her seat belt again and started to kick the squad car's plexiglass. >> Seriously, please, dude. >> Stop tomorrow. >> [ __ ] you. I asked nicely. >> You're in custody. >> I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] I asked nicely, you piece of [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Stop doing that, please. Let's tell her 26. She's kicking the plexiglass in my squad. >> I watch and not fit. You're not the loser. >> You're right. >> Thank you. To top things off, she thought it would be a good idea to start spitting at the officers. >> That's a felony. She spit at the back of my head. I don't know if you want to stack that on there. Just bottles. >> Can you call the hospital and have a security stand by the female if they got one? >> I don't get [ __ ] car. >> Don't do that. >> You're going to get charged with something else. It's not my fault. >> Yes, it is. >> How is it my fault? It's my >> I have to pee and you're not willing. >> Okay, you can pee in like 5 minutes. Okay. >> I just can't believe how calm and patient these officers have been through all of this. >> You guys want to do We'll see how she is walking. I was so nice to her, too. I'm just I'm just a target. Yeah. >> Got to love it. >> Thank you. I'm sorry, but I'm serious. Anyone can write you. >> I'm going to buckle you in this time. Please don't unbuckle yourself again. >> How can I help you? >> One adult female, new charges. >> All right. Door one. Just so you know, she is not in the system yet. >> Yeah, I'm working on it. Thank you. Samara was charged with misdemeanor counts of owi, second offense, disorderly conduct, resisting and obstructing an officer, and operating while revoked. In May 2023, she entered a guilty and no contest plea to the OI and resisting charges, receiving a 90-day jail sentence. The remaining charges were dismissed, but read in. Up ahead, we switch gears entirely to a slowm moving danger with a horse, a buggy, and a driver too drunk to stay conscious. Whoa. Whoa. Hey. Hey, wake up. There's a Bud Light can sitting in there and he passed clean out. Definitely good to me. >> He'll go home. The horse knows how to get home. >> I don't even know if this is my call. I found him outside, too. >> 418. >> Huh? >> He's eastbound on >> Bogue. >> B O G Gu. We got a drunk Amish guy passed down the buggy. >> Where you guys at? >> Staley in Bogue Road. But he just turned eastbound on Bogue. And I yelled at the guy when he rode by. There's a Bud Light can sitting in the damn buggy. And I hit the side of the buggy and hollered at the guy. He's passed clean out. He's slumped over. >> Jesus. Um, the horse won't stop, huh? >> No. I mean, I'm yelling, "Whoa, whoa, whoa." And no, >> I'm going to see if I can get in front of him and slow down. 421 >> 521 check. >> We might have it stopped. Nope. Disregard. He just rammed it into my car. >> Hey, stop your horse. >> Stop your horse. Get the [ __ ] out of here. Stop your horse. Get your horse. >> As we can see, the guy is completely dazed and confused and doesn't know what is going on. >> Grab your horse. >> We're just trying to help. >> Okay. Grab the horse so it doesn't do any more damage. Please. It's rammed it into my car already. Watch yourself. He's coming around to grab him. I don't want him bagging up and >> All right. Get him over here. >> How old are you? >> I'm 21. 21. >> For right now, until I can determine on who you are, >> let me see your hand. >> I'm going to detain you. >> All right. >> All right. >> I saw >> where? >> All right. Hold on. 418. That's for Just leave him right there. Leave him right there. >> Move your car forward. >> No, just hang on. >> Hang on. Yes, sir. >> Just hold him. Don't let him move. >> You start 29 for a head injury for the driver. >> Which gun? You got anything that's going to stick me or poke me? Shouldn't do now. I got my uh >> change. >> Right. >> Okay. Well, how how do you guys normally keep the damn car? It's supposed to be >> Well, I got to get him in here first, then I can move it. 63 243. Repeating Victor Adam 463243. And this is what an Amish bad boy looks like. I got around him and had him stopped >> and he stopped in the road and then when I got out >> he went to go around me and just rammed it right to and he got busted his head and fell out in the damn ditch. What's up there? A pause >> when you're sleeping. >> Was he sleeping? >> No, he's passed out cold. We're running the siren. I'm banging on the side of the buggy. >> Beer in there. >> He's drunk as [ __ ] There's beer still in there. >> Yeah. I I didn't know I wasn't home. I didn't know he was doing anything. >> I had He was stopped. He hasn't moved. I pulled mine up. He's It was all over the back. >> [ __ ] Maybe juke. I don't know. And I started walking around the corner of the car to grab the range and that's when he [ __ ] took off. >> Dude, I would have stopped here, man. You couldn't catch him. Every time you get beside of him, he'd freaking speed up. >> Unfortunately, that's where the trail ends. No name, no follow-up, no official charges on record that we could find. Most likely, a hefty bill for the squad car, a night in a holding cell, and a hangover that probably taught him more than any court ever could. For this next case, officers barely have time to process what they're seeing. A driver so high he can't hold a lane, drifts straight through an intersection, misses the marked unit by inches, and plows directly into the traffic light pole. Dude, stop moving. Stop moving the car, man. A Lacrosse County deputy was rolling through his patrol when a civilian car blasted through a red light and slammed straight into his squad car. The impact sent the suspect's vehicle skidding off and plowing into a traffic light, snapping it clean off. Miraculously, the deputy walked away without major injuries and sprinted over to check on the occupants. Inside the wrecked car were two teenagers, dazed, disoriented, and clearly under the influence of something they shouldn't have been anywhere near of. >> Hey, how's it going, >> dude? You just blew the red, man. >> Yeah, I know. I didn't see it. >> 84 negative. >> Are you good? >> Me? Yeah, I'm good. I >> Are you hurt? >> I just got some glass in there. I didn't know. I was paying attention to the right. >> Are you hurt, man? My car. I mean, you got some good damage here, man. >> Why are you guys Yeah, why don't you guys step out of the car, >> dude? Stop moving. Stop moving, dude. Park the car, man. >> It is parked. >> Okay, your vehicle's still moving, man. Hit your parking brake up. Can you step out, man? >> Yeah, I got you. >> Yeah, let's feed you guys out here. Come on. >> Step over here with me. Step over here. over here. >> You have an ID on you, man? >> ID? I think it's in my car. >> Sorry about that, man. >> I was in my place. I I was running to my place. I had to [ __ ] so bad. I think I [ __ ] my pants to be honest with you. >> Okay. I mean, you're just not paying attention. What's >> I was I was not paying attention at all. >> Okay. You had anything to smoke tonight? >> A to drink? No, I smoked the joint like 3 days ago >> cuz I smoked the side in my car. >> But no, I'm not really full with anything. >> I bought that car, too. >> Yeah. Oh, you think it's total? >> Yeah, it doesn't look very good, man. I think my squad car could be total. Oh, >> here. >> Yeah. >> Okay, so I want you to be honest with me. You smoked some weed today? >> Yeah, I did. Yeah. Pretty recently. >> Pretty recently. >> Yeah. >> Probably like two hours ago. >> Okay. >> How much? >> How much? >> Like do you feel pretty high? Cuz you seem pretty high. >> No, I'm not high. >> You don't feel high? >> No. >> I see there's a bong in the car. >> Yeah. I just bought it from the one place. >> Okay. >> Smoked for less. I'm outside. >> Okay. So, when did you smoke? 2 hours ago. You said >> 2 hours ago. Yeah. >> At your house or where? >> At my house. Just hit a buddies. >> At a buddies. >> Yeah. >> How much did you smoke 2 hours ago? >> Oh, a couple one hitters. Couple windows. Is that normal or? >> Yeah, that's normal. >> Okay. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. You can search my pockets if you want. >> Just hold on to that. And >> I got my wallet right here. >> Is that just a vape? >> Yeah, that's a vape. >> Yep. >> Those eyes told the officers that Jacob had done more than smoke just a little weed. So, they decided to run him through some sobriety tests. >> I want you to imagine there's a straight line in front of you. >> Okay. All right, Jake. I want your left foot on that line. And then I want your right foot in front of your left foot, heel to toe, and I want you to stand like that. >> Okay? >> Just like that. Don't move until I tell you. You understand? >> Okay. >> So, when I say go dig, I want you to take nine heel to toe steps down this line. >> Turn around and take nine heel to toe steps back. Okay? Right foot in front. Put your right foot in front first. Okay. Now, you can begin if you understand. >> All right. Mississippi. >> It's always the wind, guys. Next, the officers ask Jacob to stand on one foot. >> Can I go to jail for this? >> I don't know right now. But no, probably not. Okay. Heels and toes touching. >> Heels and toes touching. >> Hands down at your side. >> So, for this one, I want you to lift up one of your feet 6 in off the ground with your toe pointed out. Just hold it there. 1 10002. Just hold it there and keep counting until I say stop. >> Okay. >> Okay. Watch. I'll demonstrate. You can pick whatever foot you're going to go like this. 1001,00200. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Okay. See how my foot is? >> Yeah. Like this. >> Yep. And you're going to keep doing that until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> While you're doing this test, hold on. >> One Mississippi. Two Mississippi. Three Mississippi. >> Keep going. One Mississippi. Two Mississippi. One Mississippi. Two Mississippi. Sorry. One Mississippi. One Mississippi two Mississippi. >> Next, the officers ask Jacob to perform one final mental test. >> Feels and toes touching again. This is the This is the last one. Okay. Hands down at your side. >> Out your pocket. >> So, when I say go, I want you to tilt your head all the way back. Don't go until I say tilt your head all the way back. Close your eyes and estimate the pass in 30 seconds. >> Estimate the pass. Estimate the passage in 30 seconds. >> What happened right here? >> No. Estimate 30 seconds pass. >> 30 seconds. >> Passing. And when you feel 30 seconds has passed, I want you to open your eyes and say stop. >> Okay. So, watch. So, watch me. You're going to go just like this. You're going to tilt your head all the way back. Close your eyes and then estimate 30 seconds. Okay. >> All right. >> You ready? >> Y. >> Okay. Begin. >> 1 2 3 4. >> Tilt your head all the way back. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 supposed to go 30. >> That's okay though. One chance to be honest with you. >> All right. >> You're on something else. >> What? >> You're on something else. >> I'll be honest with you. I was a good sand. >> Yes, sir. No, you took that way more recent than yesterday. >> More recent than yesterday. >> Just be honest with me. Like be be straight so I can get the salt. But I can tell you're not normal like I'll take I'll take I'll take a half I took a half of one like >> when you smoked 2 hours ago or what? >> Yeah, when I smoked two hours ago. >> You took a half as Annie. >> Yeah. >> Okay. It looks like you took a lot more than a half to be honest. Messed it up pretty good. >> I took a half. I don't know. These things me up. Yeah. >> I just got so much [ __ ] going through my mate, you know, and it's just Okay. >> All right. Hang tight with this guy real quick. Okay. Don't go anyways. >> Now, the officers were bringing out the breathalyzer to know if besides whatever he took, he had been drinking, too. >> I'm going to have you blow on this. You haven't been drinking, right? >> No, I haven't been trying. Let's see if you've had any alcohol in your system. Okay. All right. Right. All right. Big breath. >> Zero. You can take that tube off. Pull it. Pull it. Pull it. >> Who would it come out as? >> Zero. Zero. >> Well, how about that plot twist? >> Did you eat today? >> Did I eat today? No, I didn't eat. >> Did you sleep at all? >> Sleep at all? When did you sleep? When did you sleep last night? >> I went to bed around 8:00. >> Last night? >> Yeah. >> What time did you get up? >> Probably around 10 or 11 and then I was sitting eating some donuts and I passed out. >> Okay. You don't take any prescription pills or anything? >> No, I take I used to buy Xanax on someone every once in a while when I'm going through a hard time. You know, so many thoughts going through my head, you know, and so much [ __ ] you know? It's just >> trying to block it out. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. Okay. Come over here to the spot. >> All right. >> Ultimately, Jacob was hit with multiple charges, including OUI and possession of drug paraphernalia. He spent the night in the Lacrosse County Jail before posting a $500 bond and walking back out into the world. He wasn't drunk, but he was nowhere near fit to drive. That's what you get when you mix pills on an empty stomach and call it a quick trip. All right, last case. And this one comes out of nowhere and hits hard. What starts as a quiet, routine DWI checkpoint turns violent in a split second when a car barrels straight through it at full speed. Cops scatter, cruisers get folded in half, and civilians are left bleeding in the wreckage. No warnings, no time to react, just impact. Here's how it went down. Can you remove the keys out of the vehicle? >> Can you remove the keys out of the vehicle? >> That's fine. We're going to do There's a handle on this one. All right, guys. I have you grab your stuff and they have to get you out of the vehicle. So, one of your passengers did have methamphetamines on here. Is there anyone in the vehicle right now that has any drugs on them or is it saw where she placed the drugs? >> We were just trying to go to trying to go to >> Okay, I understand. Just got to make sure that you guys don't OD or anything like that or get in trouble for it. Um, so you go ahead have you step out. Okay. >> Whose car is it? >> It matches the VIN. >> Matches the VIN. 643 send >> 643 send if we haven't already. Can we get a 46 rolling for the vehicle? I have a last four for the VIN of 0691. I can't see >> it. >> All right, let him pick it up. You can't take the vehicle. >> No, no, Richer is not here inside of the state. So, I'm going to tell >> the vehicle is broken handle. damages to the driver's side panel. >> So you buy this vehicle. >> Look out. Look out. >> 64 643 send. Send us 55 45 vehicle ran into us. One officer is hit. We got two females on the floor. Send us 55, please. >> So you bought this vehicle. >> Who about Watch out. Watch out. window. >> Oh [ __ ] Oh my god. Sit down. Take a seat. My location. We have a 5ft vehicle. >> All right, man. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. No move. Okay. Breathing over here. Can you hear me? Can you hear me, ma'am? Can you hear me? 643 send. I have two females that are unconscious. One male. 650 was uh crushed by both vehicles. He's being checked out by 643 Syncom. I have a male driver that uh came through the checkpoint. >> Sir, can you hear me? >> Can you hear me? >> All right. Can you get out of the vehicle? >> I need you to crawl that way. >> Crawl that way. Get out of the vehicle. >> Don't move. >> Put it in park. >> Don't move. >> Put the vehicle in park. Don't move. >> Ma'am, can you hear me? Can you hear me? All right. >> Sir, sir. >> Sir, go ahead and come out. Please go ahead and step out. Come out. >> Come on. Go ahead and step out, man. >> You're good, bro. Go ahead and step out. Come on. Is anybody else in here with you? >> Go ahead, man. Go ahead. >> Step out. >> Could you walk out, please, sir? Come on. Go ahead. Go ahead and get out, please. All right. We're going to get you help. I'm going to move this airbag. Do your best to crawl out. Okay. >> All right. HEY, HEY, HEY. >> We're going to be taking off to the area of State Highway 371 and 1225. They gave us the All right, man. 22. >> What? >> What's going on, man? What happened? >> What happened, man? >> What happened, man? Um, >> the driver was identified as 35-year-old Joshua Floor of Bloomfield, New Mexico, and he is drunk out of his mind. >> Okay. >> Not. >> We're going to have you have a seat right here. Okay. For now. >> All right. >> All right, buddy. >> All right. >> All right. All right, bro. I got you. Okay. Okay. Do your best. We're going to go at your pace. Have a seat when you're ready. here. Well, my friend, >> the New Mexico police officer hit in the crash along with the two female civilians from the traffic stop were transported to an area hospital and were treated for their injuries. Joshua was transported to a different area hospital for treatment before being booked at McKenley County Detention Center. He was later charged with DUI resulting in great bodily harm caused by a vehicle, DWI, aggravated battery on an officer, aggravated assault on an officer, roadways laned for traffic, and failure to obey traffic control device. And that's another one in the books, front liners. 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