[ __ ] you, you [ __ ] [ __ ] >> All right, give me your license. >> She got it. >> Roll the window down. This one. Roll it all the way down. >> Is that a felony assault? >> Yes, it is a felony assault. You can step out the vehicle. You know how to step out the vehicle? It's time you step out the vehicle. You too. Yes. >> Well, I don't think you can take that. >> You just committed a crime at a public, okay? So, next time I suggest don't flip us off when you're committing a crime. Okay, just don't act stupid like that. Where's your ID? >> I don't have an ID on me here. >> Okay, where are you from? What's your name? Can I get your full name? Last name? Step away from the car with your hands in sight. Step away from the driver's side with your hands in sight or you're getting tased. I'm not going to tase you. I was telling you to step to the front of the car. >> Providing false information only increases a suspect's legal exposure. Under New Mexico law, misleading or obstructing officers can lead to additional charges, turning an already serious situation into a stronger case. >> Have a seat on that ledge. What's your name? What is it? What's your actual name? Say it on your ID. Spell that. What's your last name? What's your middle name? >> I'm not I'm spelling out my last name >> Where's your Where's your ID? >> out my last name to you. >> Okay. What's your social? >> I don't know. >> You don't know your social? >> No. >> What's your height? Sit down. Sit down. I'm not going to tell you again, sit down. >> This is why she's crazy. >> Is it? You just committed a crime in your public. You could be arrested. Do you want that? >> No. >> She is. Cuz you peed. What do you mean why you? >> Cuz I peed. >> Yes, cuz you urinated. You can't urinate in public. I can smell it. >> I did not do that. >> You didn't do it? Well, we saw it, so you could try to lie to us all you want. It doesn't matter. >> So, what's happening right now? >> You've been detained. That's what happened right now. >> What's happening? >> You've been detained. That's what happened. >> Why? >> Cuz you're urinating in public. >> Public urination, though often treated under a local nuisance laws, is still a criminal offense. If a lawful stop escalates into flight or resistance, it can quickly add charges for resisting, evading, or obstructing an officer. >> Send a group of transport units. >> It's crazy. Did you find it? >> Y'all probably going to arrest her. >> I don't know what y'all are going to do to her. I don't know what y'all are doing. Cuz I peed in front of everybody. >> Sit down. >> What are y'all doing now? Like calling some cops over here like I >> No, you're going to jail, dude. >> I swear I didn't I didn't do it, but what are y'all doing now? Like calling some cops over here like I didn't do it. >> You got to get to the >> You got to get in the car cuz she's going to go to jail, too. >> Yes, she does. >> They're going to do what to you? >> What are they going to do to you? >> Okay, see. I love you. Okay, listen. Can you hear me? Can you hear me? >> Yeah. >> They said we're both going to jail. >> What? >> I don't know. >> What's the charge? >> Okay, so we're both going to jail because apparently I pissed outside. I miss you though. You should get a picture. You should You should get a cute picture with me. Sit down, dude. Huh? Go straight. Straight. I love you. Interesting. I got something. You just picked up a couple more charges, ma'am. I'll see. >> As she's escorted to the patrol car, her partner remains inside the Buick, still testing officers' patience and dragging out an already tense scene. >> Hello, ma'am. I'm Sergeant Johnson with the APD. Can you tell me what's going on tonight? Okay. So >> So her driving She's driving, but she had the intention When we pulled up, her friend was peeing. So they tried to jump in the car and take off right away. She put the car in reverse and wanted to, but we stopped her. So there was the intention of driving. >> Sure. Okay, ma'am. I'm Sergeant Johnson with the police department. Okay, so you are being detained. You're not free to leave. Everything's been recorded. Okay, if you resist arrest, force will be used against you. >> Wait, I said to resist? >> No, you're being detained at this time. Okay, so I'm going I'm going you again, okay? I'm Sergeant Johnson with the Albuquerque Police Department. Uh this has been recorded. You are being detained. You're not free to leave. Okay, if you resist, force will be used against you. Okay, so you're under suspicion for DWI. Okay, so you're going to have the opportunity to do field sobriety tests. >> Well, her friend has 0.57 on her, too. So, I could be doing that. >> Ma'am, can you roll down your window? Ma'am, we can't allow you to leave. So, we're going to have to shatter the the window if you don't comply, ma'am. Okay? Because you are being detained. Okay? If you do not comply, okay? We're going to have to shatter the window. >> Refusing lawful commands may lead to the use of constitutionally reasonable force under the Fourth Amendment and New Mexico law. This is done to gain compliance and ensure officer safety. >> Do you understand? It's up to you, ma'am. It'll be your choice. You need to step out of the vehicle and you have the opportunity to do field sobriety tests, ma'am. Okay? >> Y'all do not have permission to >> Okay, that's fine, ma'am. I'm glad you came out here, okay? So, I'm going to give you the opportunity to do field sobriety tests, okay? I can smell the alcohol on your breath. So, would you like to do field sobriety tests, ma'am? Everything's been recorded. I'm Sergeant Johnson with the Albuquerque Police Department. You are being detained. You're not free to leave. >> obvious you said you smelled alcohol on my breath when I as soon as I stepped out of the car. >> No, ma'am. Ma'am, the window was open. Did you Did you forget? >> No, I have it recorded. >> Okay, everything's been recorded, ma'am. Okay? You are being detained. You're not free to leave. If you resist arrest, force will be used against you. Okay? Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> Okay, so now we're going to come over here, okay? You have an opportunity to do field sobriety tests. You want to do field sobriety tests, ma'am? And I'm moving ahead. Lift your foot up. And time. Okay, ma'am. Go on and clean your sandals. Okay, so ma'am, you are going to be under arrest for a DWI tonight, okay? >> How? >> You'll get a chance to write a breath sample at the Prisoner Transport Center, okay? >> No. >> So so listen, ma'am, okay? >> No. How did I Did I fail? >> So so so listen, okay? Everything's okay. I'm Sergeant Johnson with the Albuquerque Police Department. >> Did I fail? >> Everything's been recorded. >> I fail? >> Okay. You are under arrest for DWI, okay? If if you resist arrest, force will be used against you. >> Did I fail? >> You performed poorly, ma'am. >> How? >> So so ma'am, remember this is going to be played in court. >> I fail poorly? >> ma'am, this is going to be played in court, okay? You're dealing with a misdemeanor crime. If Please don't turn this into a felony. If you turn it into a felony, then it's going to be under arrest. You know, okay. Thank you. >> Okay, we'll be nothing but respect for you, okay, ma'am? >> You I didn't do anything wrong, so I'm very confused right now. You are pieces of [ __ ] >> Ma'am, remember everything's been recorded, okay? >> I don't give a That doesn't make you a less a piece of a that it's being recorded. Obviously, you don't care it's being recorded that you're a piece of >> Okay, so please try not to slip your your cuffs, okay? >> matter to you, huh, that you're [ __ ] huh? >> Her rude behavior only escalates the situation, potentially adding further charges, including resisting or obstructing. >> Okay, hold on, ma'am. Can you put your hands back towards me a little bit more? Thank you. Just going to make sure these don't get too tight on you, okay? >> Right. >> Okay, ma'am. Can you do me a favor and open your mouth? I'll just check your mouth, okay? Is there anything in your mouth? No? >> a tongue ring. >> Yeah, but is there any gum in No? Okay. All right. Yeah, you guys can take her to jail. >> I'm like >> Let's go. >> This is absolute >> 740 PD. >> This is absolutely insane. I cannot believe >> Yes, sir. >> Both suspects are transported to jail, but the consequences are far from over. The situation is still unfolding and the legal repercussions are only beginning to intensify. >> Just uh Is this Is that you? >> Yeah. >> That is you? >> Mhm. >> Nice sign. >> Yes. >> Is that really you? >> Yeah. >> Or you really want >> If you don't identify yourself >> She'll get extra charges if she doesn't identify herself. >> Cuz she's she's So, what's your name? >> So, she'll get extra charges. >> Yes, she has. Yep. >> My name's >> What's your social? >> Your mom. >> Yeah, look like your mom did a good job. >> Your mom did it. >> Hey, look look who's here and look who's Quit talking, okay? I told you. You want to go in the cage you got to say one more word. All right, go in the cage then. >> She was advised under New Mexico's implied consent act and submitted to an Intoxilyzer 8000 breath test. Results showed her blood alcohol concentration was at or above the legal limit. She also received an additional battery charge for kicking Officer Gomez in the chest. Her vehicle was towed, evidence was collected, and the report was forwarded to the District Attorney's Office.