A routine call for a minor accident quickly turns into a life-or-death situation. Officers arrive on the scene to find a driver whose vehicle has jumped the curb and crashed into a fence. Driver is locked inside, completely unresponsive, and slumped over the wheel. With her muscles seizing and bystanders fearing for her life, officers are forced to take immediate action, shattering the window just to gain access. Locked. Does that door open? [ __ ] All right. Ma'am. I do. You okay? You okay? Miss. Can you speak? Okay. What's going on? Are you hurt? She might be having a seizure. She's really She's really tense right now. Can you uh get the seat lower? Can you lower the seat lower? What's her name? Angela what? Yeah, she's okay. She's breathing. She's not moving well. No, she's up. Very tense. I don't think she can move. Yes. What's her name? Who are you, sir? What What What's her name? Angela. Who are you to Angela? No, she's up, but she's I can't like remove her. Her muscles are all super tense right now. Ma'am, I'm bleeding. I don't want to get that on you. Keep leaning over me. You're okay. I know you're trying to help her. I just know I just said I was a nurse, but I was afraid to move her by myself. I got it. Yeah. No. Can we get EMS? Did we dispatch them already? Thank you. See if she's got any paperwork in here with insurance, anything like that, so we can Angela. Angela. Somebody get a Narcan. Thanks. This isn't typical for someone that's overdosing. That's why I'm asking you kids and medical issues. Here. Yeah. One Narcan in the car. You're You're bleeding, Chris. I know. I had to break the window. No, he's saying she uses them. So, she's just got one Narcan. Here. Someone If you can Just don't put her down on the glass. Can you their her if you can. Okay. Use your legs, not your back. >> No. Get her on her left side if you can. And down. Slow, slow, slow. Head, head, head. All right. What's her name? Jessica. Angela. Angela. Wake up. >> Sir. You wake up? I'm up. On the phone, sir. You all right? >> Does she use? She's speaking. >> What does she use? Angela. Angela. Okay. Snort, inject, do we know? No? I don't We got a call. She crashed into a fence. She was slumped over the wheel when I got here. She's out of the car now. Yes. What's that? You got to wake up. No. What's What's What's her last name? Camparello. You got a light, bro? Yeah, we got it. Thank you. I'm trying to see if there's a bag here or anything. They're They're working on her. They're working on her, sir. She's She's got a pulse. She's alive. All right, sir. What's your name? Angela. I mean, I'm sitting here on the phone with you. I have a I could stop giving you information if I don't know who you are. Yes, she will go on the Bay Shore. >> Angela, you hear me? Her eyes are blinking now. Okay. There it is. All right, put it on. Do we know what her name is? Angela Camparelli. Camparella, Camparelli. All right. Trying to see if I can find a license or something, but Angela, hi. She's answering me. Angela? What happened? She was like this, the door was locked. I couldn't get to her, so I used the window punch on my knife, blew the back window out, and got in that way, but You got who's on the phone? Her husband or something? Somebody named Edward. I don't know. I just hung up on him. I was done giving him anything. Told him he's all right, should be going to the hospital. Did you say she has like medical issues or anything? No, I asked like I was asking like this someone they thought she was having a seizure. So I was like, okay, maybe they know where I didn't know. >> Was she like just tense or convulsing? Super tense, yeah. And I didn't want to do it alone before I went on the glass, you know? You know, or hurt people? But she was or anything? She was talking to me at first. When I first got here, she was talking to me. Like she told me what her name was. She told me she was Angela. Yeah. She tried it out for a tow also. Yeah, I did. You did? Hey Hunter, where do you guys got like alcohol wipes? With that? Yeah, alcohol wipes in there? Yeah, yeah. Whereabouts? Where am I looking? If you want to Here, I got it. Go. All right, she's got me. I'm not even sure. It's their little cuts that's glass, George. What did you punch it with? No, I had a window punch on my knife. So, I just when it blew out, it shot up caught me a little bit. You want this too? Yeah, I had to break a window. Oh, [ __ ] Put it on there. Yeah, clean this [ __ ] up real quick. Perfect. Dude. Sell water? Watch yourself. Come this way. What's your face? Yeah, it's just I'm not real worried about it. Just want to clean it, make sure there's no glass stuck in my hand. No. Even if there is one, you would get home or whatever, take some shaving cream and put it over it and just wash your hands like it's soap. That'll help get uh any glass shards out. Can I see that? Thank you. Have you done that before? Did you get glass in there? I don't know, that's what I was worried about, but we're good. >> punched No, I have a window punch on my knife, yeah. You want me to pull your knife out? No. Or Um that's how the glove box is pretty blown out. >> See the airbags, though. I'm good. >> Yeah, it was just the glass when it shattered just shot out and cut me up a little bit. Huh? Yeah. Now, the guy on the phone said she uses soap. Is it this thing? Yeah. This is a [ __ ] small knife, so my hand was still right at the window when it Busted over? Yeah. Not bad. So, now I know not to use my knife to do that. I wish my ass was in the car. I thought about it and then I remembered my knife has it, so I went for it. >> So, the baton doesn't work? No. It just bounced right back out. I know, it took me a while, I think three shots with that cuz I thought it was going to go real easy. So, I went a little harder. The window's like anti the baton would So, you can get to the fence? Yeah, a little bit. She had street signs she was on top All right, forgot She had She took out street signs. Guys, so she's demanding that she comes out here. She wants to go back to her car. She doesn't want to go to the hospital. She wants to go home. She said that she didn't take anything to her knowledge all her info, her license, registration, insurance should be in there. FSC's real quick. Yeah. All right, but she wants to talk to you guys. She doesn't want to go. All right, you want to just shut up. Are you FSC certified? Yeah. Okay. I'm fine. Yeah. So you don't want to go to the hospital? No. All right, well, listen then. If you If you're going to demand a release, that's fine. You got to sign a couple waivers. Then you're going to come out and we're going to put you through some tests and stuff. Okay. Okay? All right, so we'll just work with these guys whatever they need you to do for a couple minutes unless Did she already No, not yet. Her ID. I don't. Where's your license? It's in my bag. All right, can you just give her your information as I'll get it for you, sure. Just where It's in your bag in the car? Yeah. Okay. I'll get you your whole bag. She's pretty uh She's pretty adamant she wants her bag. So she's Her bag? She's hiding something. I don't know. Look. I'm saying is her license in here? No. Yeah, don't give her the whole bag. Just give her her ID. That's what they're looking for. Hey Raj. Did you check this bag here? Yeah, I I mean I I went through it. I didn't go through it. Okay, so this is probably what we're looking for. Insurance is in there. I have the I have the insurance. She said she's like very adamant that she wants her bag. Yeah. All right, so we're good. So right now she's she's in our car. We'll do FSC's first and then All right, they need her info though and she's Yeah, it's on the photo card. So Louis got it. He's got her ID? Yeah. Okay, perfect. Got the license? What do you want? Just the license. Sorry. Thank you. No problem. License plate Uh I have it in the car. Your service weapon? Yeah. Who's 15? Oh, that was ours. Who's this? Ours is here first, pal. Uh I was going to throw it away. Oh, okay. I'll throw it in here. No, yeah. I just don't want to throw it away. >> Yeah, all you really need Take All I ever take, I take this and I just throw it in my pocket. That's all you need. Because it's got the lot number on it. Okay. Are those yours? No, I didn't pick it. No, I don't know. Did you guys carry two of these? Yeah. Okay. >> All right. Well, one's Brian's. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Chief said this is mine. I was like, I don't think I grabbed mine. I just jumped out of the You took uh the Narcan out? The back of it the Yeah. I got it on me. Okay. Things that that we're not taking. All right. What's that? Think about it. Fine. All right, Andrew. Can you step over here for us? So, before we ask you any questions or do anything like that, I just want to remind you, are you okay? Yes. This way I don't want you to go and incriminate yourself or anything like that, all right? So, you have the right to remain silent. You have the right um You have the right to remain silent. Anything I say to you can and will be used against you in a court of law. If uh you have the right to an attorney, if you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you. Do you understand these as I've explained them to you? Okay. So, what happened here tonight? How did we get here? I went to turn around and that's all I remember. You went to turn around? >> Yeah. So, which way were you coming from this way, obviously? So, you got up here and tried to turn and just jumped the curb? I don't remember. You don't remember? Okay, is there a reason you don't remember? Did I got you, man. Did you use anything tonight that maybe you shouldn't have? Yeah? So, what were you I used heroin. You were using You were using heroin tonight? Okay. Any alcohol? No alcohol? All right. So, still going to run you through a series of these tests out here, okay? So, at any time you can terminate, refuse to take these tests, but otherwise uh we're just going to have you go through it, okay? Got a flashlight on you? The one The small one? No, this doesn't work. Got this one. Yeah. All right. So, before this accident, have you had any like head injuries or anything like that? >> No. No? Okay. Cuz this first test we're going to do is uh with your eyes. It's an HGN test. It's all about the tracking of your eyes. So, a head injury might alter that. So, no head injuries except for something maybe sustained in this car accident, correct? >> All right. So, see this See this pen? See the tip of this pen? Yeah. What color is it? Black. Black? All right. And you're capable of following this pen as I move it? Yeah. All right. So, that's what I want you to do. I want you to put your hands down at your side, feet together, and using just your eyes and only your eyes, I want you to follow this the tip of this pen wherever it goes, all right? Don't turn your head, just your eyes. Do you understand these instructions? All right. All right. And keep following now. All right, again just keep following just follow with your eyes. Doing good. All right, you can relax on that test. All right, next test is going to be a walk and turn test. All right? So, what I'm going to need you to do is going to be easier if you step here next to this officer. Turn around, face me. So, I'm going to explain the instructions to you. While I'm explaining the instructions, I want you to wait in the ready position. Um before we start this, do you have any leg injuries, anything like that? No Again, you said no head injuries before, right? Nothing No reason you shouldn't be able to keep your balance? Okay. So, in the ready position, I want you to go right foot in front of your left, hands down at your side. I want you to remain in this position while I explain the instructions to you, okay? As I explain the instructions, just do your best, you know, if you have to re-gather, re-gather, but All right? So, what we're going to do is we're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps. You're not going to do it till I tell you to, though. All right? So, when you take these steps, I want your hands to remain at your sides. You're in this ready position. So, we need nine steps. So, your eyes are going to be down on your toes. You're going to walk in a straight line. Heel to toe. One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. And so on. All the way to nine. When you get to your ninth step, I want you to take a series of small steps to turn around. And give me nine steps back. One. Two. Three. Four. Five. And so on until you get to that ninth and final step, okay? With each step, I do want you to count the steps, all right? You explain these You understand these instructions how I'm explaining them? All right. You can begin. One 1,000. Two 1,000. Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine Turn around. Series of small steps. Series of small steps now to turn around. Yep. Leave your lead foot down. And take a series of small steps to turn around. You can pivot that front that foot. Yep. Just like that. Okay? Now go back the other way. Count your steps out loud. One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Nine Go this way? Yep. You didn't That's the end of the test. The ninth step was the end, all right? All right. So, the third test and last test we're going to do now is going to be the one leg stand test. After this, again, no injuries, right? No reason you shouldn't be able to perform this test, right? All right. So, I want you to wait. Hands at your side. Feet down. I want you to lift your right foot up approximately 6 in off the ground. And I want you to look Point your toes out and look down at your toes. As you're doing that, I want you to count. Okay? One 1,000. Two 1,000. Three 1,000. Keep going until I tell you to stop. All right? So, you understand these instructions? Yep. All right. You can begin. One 1,000. Two 1,000. Three 1,000. 4 1,000, 5 1,000, 6 1,000, 7 1,000, 8 1,000, 9 1,000, 10 1,000, 11 1,000, 12 1,000, 13 1,000, 14 1,000, 15 1,000, 16 1,000, 17 1,000, 18 1,000, Okay. Okay, you can stop. All right. So, that's uh that's it for our test here. Um with that being said though, you know, you did uh have a car crash, you know what I mean? You crashed into property with nobody else, no reason really for the crash. You admitted to me after being Mirandized that you did use tonight. All right, so you are going to come with us. We're going to bring you into police headquarters and you're going to, you know, be charged with uh driving under the influence, all right? Okay. Can you turn off your headlamp, please? I'll custom. Okay. I'll just probably do this, all right? Yeah, yeah, I got you. Not too tight on your wrist. You're okay? All right. Listen, I'm only asking cuz the vehicle is going to be towed. There is going to be a tow truck operator who's going to come and have to get in your vehicle to move it onto the flatbed. Is there anything in there with any more of that stuff you were using tonight that, you know, we should maybe remove before he gets in there? No. All right. So, the officer is going to bring you back to the car. Good, please. They're on the dash. >> the dash. Once the driver was medically cleared by EMS, the focus of the encounter completely shifted. After being read her Miranda rights, the driver openly admitted to using heroin before getting behind the wheel. This case is a stark reminder of the extreme dangers of driving under the influence of drugs. I just need your date of birth. 1203 Fortunately, this incident only resulted in a damaged fence and an officer getting a minor cut from shattered glass rather than a fatal collision on the highway.