One car. Is that all we got? I think so. This vehicle just circuit. Nobody was even in the road and just veered off. My baby, my baby. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. On July 2nd, 2023, officers with the Bloomington Police Department responded to a single vehicle crash on Hershey Road involving a 33-year-old woman and her 2-year-old daughter. Both were injured, but as officers began their investigation, disturbing details emerged, leading to a DUI arrest and a case that would soon take a tragic turn. The incident was captured entirely on police body cam footage. Yeah, stay right there because these geniuses can't figure out Stay right there. These geniuses can't figure out that the road's blocked. This is the mom. Maybe she could be taken someplace else. Would she eat anything? Not I'll address you guys. The owner I'll get my baby. Yeah, I know. Let's get her out here. Huh? You want Let's get her moved away. Yes, she turn. [Music] I can I can get a well shaky help. Okay. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. What's your name? Kylie. Kylie. Yeah. Okay. What was your name? Okay. Hey, grab me a while. Is it a one car crash? Looks like I'm not seeing anything else. Hey, Captain. Is it one car? Is that all we got? I think so. I've checked all the other cars. I'm not seeing anything. Just the one vehicle involved, right? Yeah. So, this lady says she was walking the dog and this vehicle just Nobody was even on the road and just veered off. All right. Right. And in reconstruction come out here before he's going to shut everything down. Yeah. So, I've got my They pulled the the They came around the corner. They got They were on the phone. They got the girl. They tried to get the girl out of the vehicle. She was already on the ground or in inside the vehicle. There was a kid in the car seat. They don't know. Nobody see any car seats in there. Car seat's right there. They they did pull that out, but they don't know if in there on her on the bay on the trout. You can see right through here there's redness. Okay. So, I don't know if it went how got got went through it or what happened there. Um but so they were on they got and they got their they pulled that out. She was on the on the ground. They began to pull her out. Found that she was on like not moving on as far as the baby. Oh, the baby. Yeah. Um my witness here was on the opposite side of this intersection. The vehicle was over here just kind of gradually came over and so she could have had some medical issue. So my witness I saw was right up here at this the manner circle. She was in driver was in the this lane and just kind of slow drifts over. Carval, right? No one cut off or nothing like that. Could have been diabetic. Could be anything. No objects in the roadway. Nothing like that. She wasn't acting diabetic. She was like answering questions. No, sometimes it could pop out of it. It could be. I had a female that came from that intersection back there. Drove up here, parked her vehicle here cuz she saw it. Comes running back. It's on the phone with 911. Somebody's messing with the adult vict My uh two kids grabbed the baby. Try to grab the baby. She's already on the ground. They grabbed the car. The baby was on the ground or inside the vehicle on the floor. Okay. When you got here, but there was already people in there messing with the baby, right? Yes. Okay. They could have they could have taken her out. And there's chunks of hair. Yeah. Up here. Yeah. Could be dog hair or something, too. Something like that. There's like chunks of her hair on the passenger seat. You talking about the babies? No, the moms are the drivers. Yeah. Just trying to make sure there wasn't like anything like that. You said the uh the driver was unresponsive whenever you got there. So my the two females that were the young females that were here, they got here. Driver was unresponsive at the time. She goes to the back tries to see if there's anybody else. Door's locked. She unlocks it. Gets in the back seat. Baby is on the ground. Feet up in the air. Head tilted forward. Car seat is a little bit tilted forward but still buckled in. But the baby's out of the car seat. Baby's out of the car. Baby wasn't ever was strapped and probably couldn't come out of the car seat. There were strap. There were uh marks. There was marks like here. So Jess here to the hospital head. [Applause] Look at that. Perfect timing. Get you to the bathroom and then we're ready to go. And then do we have the mesh? Yep. Yeah. I don't know. Do I need to take them? Take them with you. Yeah. That's why I'm only I can't put weight on my left. I got you strapped in. All right. Yep. [Applause] Thanks. See you later, man. Thank you. Yeah, that's why I say uh Boomington. I just when I was here last, I didn't go straight to a wheelchair. So, [Applause] we got her. All right, we're going to have to ramp it a little. All right, cool. According to court records, Kylie Sturm was formerally charged with aggravated DUI causing bodily harm, DUI alcohol, improper lane usage, and failure to wear a seat belt. Blood tests revealed an alcohol level of 0.429 over five times the legal limit. Her daughter Adeline later died from her injuries at OSF St. Eat Francis Medical Center in Peoria. At the time of publishing, Kylie awaits further court proceedings and is currently presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of