Nothing, >> dude. >> Yeah, you can tell my parents I'm a failure. Help me. >> What's on your nose? >> Well, you know what? I'm not overdosing right now. >> He's very intoxicated. >> Yeah, he's >> Hey, this vehicle is still on and the tires are in motion, but it's kind of stuck in the dirt. It might go head-on with other vehicles. >> I'm headed to you right now. >> 104. >> Right there. The guy is so drunk, he can't even walk. >> Where's he at? My husband followed him right here. >> Okay. The driver's laying in the bushes. >> Okay. >> Going to stand back here by my unit. Okay. >> On August 5th, 2025, officers with the Corales Police Department responded to reports of a domestic disturbance, but their response was quickly interrupted by an emergency single vehicle crash. Witnesses described the driver as so intoxicated he could barely walk after climbing out of the wreck. Yet somehow he still managed to flee on foot. As officers close in on the driver, they're about to discover that his condition is far worse than anyone initially realized. Let me see your hands. Get on your >> Don't move or I'll tase you. Put your hands behind your back. >> Just looking for any weapons. There's keys in here. Ready? Okay, let's turn you off. Okay. >> Nothing. >> Hey, do you do you any drugs? Are you on any alcohol? >> Alcohol. Alcohol. Nothing's here. >> How old are you, bud? >> Nothing's here. >> Can you sit up? >> How old are you? >> How old are you? >> Hey, buddy. >> Ask your mom. >> She doesn't know your age. >> Start fire. >> How old are you? >> I think 30. >> It's over. >> Good. >> Are you in your 20s? >> Yeah. >> Where are you hurting? >> I'm not hurting. >> Hey, can we walk you up up the hill? >> Sure. >> Okay. Stand up. Okay. Head up. >> Ready. Head up on your feet. Let's go. Okay. >> I'm not >> Are you not approving? You got it. >> Do you even know where you're at? >> No, I don't know. I'm brows. >> Easy up there. You should be able to get up there. >> Yeah. Let's go this way. Is that where I came from? >> Yeah. >> Hey, help us. I'm coming. >> Hand him up here. >> I'm coming. I'm I'm coming. >> I'm coming. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. Hey. >> You okay? Joe, >> you guys want to head to the messing? I'll help out. >> You guys good? No. No injuries. >> Okay. He has what in his pockets? >> Keys. >> Okay. >> I got keys. >> You got his keys? >> Yeah. >> Hey, Val. Let's go ahead and stand him up and get him out here. You doing okay? >> No. >> Okay, we're going to stand you up. >> Stand up. Okay. >> Ready? One, two, three. >> Okay. Hey, we're going to have you sit on the ground. Okay. >> Turn around. Sit down. Okay. >> Okay. You guys are pulling me apart. >> We're going to sit you down on the ground. Sit down. >> Okay. >> Sit down on the ground. We're going to sit you to the ground. >> Don't pull me apart. >> Sit down, guys. I got handcuffs behind. >> Okay. Listen, listen, listen. We're going to assist you to the ground. Just sit, sit back. We're going to let you sit on the ground. Sit on your butt. There you go. >> Put your feet out in front of you. >> What's your name, bud? >> 34 23 12. >> You get to go and endanger everybody else on the road, and then you got to tell us that we got to figure it out. >> You're right. >> So, what's up? >> The sergeant heads down the road to speak with the witnesses who reported the crash. According to their statements, they heard the impact right outside their home. And when the driver fled on foot, they immediately called 911 and followed him. >> By chance, did you see the individual who fled from the orange car? >> Do you think you guys could identify him? >> My husband could. He got right up to him. >> Okay, great. Okay, great. >> If he was okay >> and the guy, >> how you doing, sir? >> How you doing, sir? >> Do you think you can identify the guy who left from the vehicle out here? >> Are you willing? I'm going to put you in a police car. I'm going to have him go do a driveby. He won't notice you. He won't see you. And just tell me what you see. >> This is Officer Martin. just drive him past the um past the ambulance. You're just going to have you do an ID. Whoever is standing there, point out whoever you think the driver is, she's not going to say a word. >> Where you hurting, bud? >> I'm not hurting. I'm fine. >> What's your name? >> You need to think about doing something better with >> Hey, boss. >> Stay where you at. >> Okay. >> Don't move. Do you understand? >> Are you going to [ __ ] pinch my arm? >> No, I'm holding you down. >> Oh, with some force. Well, how else are you going to stay down? >> What's your name? >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> I don't feel like I should say it. >> So, you're concealing your identity? >> Well, if you're going to pin me down with some force, >> he's been asking your name for how long? >> Well, I mean, what's your name? >> Figure it out. >> What's your name? >> It can't be that hard, right? >> Well, you're going to be charged with concealing then. >> Concealing. >> Concealing identity. >> That's That's okay. [snorts] >> All right. >> Actually, rougher rougher sentence than the DUI. >> That's fine. >> What street do you live on? So we can let your parents know you're okay. >> What's the name of that street? That's where the address comes back to. >> Oh, so you know who I am. >> What's around your nose? >> So you know who I am? Wait, you know who I am? >> No, we don't. >> But then how does it come back to who I am? >> Can you Can you do me a favor real quick cuz we're kind of busy. Can you call Rear Rancho real quick and run that plate in the van and see who it comes back to and see if you can find out who the RORO is? The guy out here is not giving us his name, so we'll just play games the right way. While he refuses to identify himself, the witness is brought over for a show up identification and the result leaves little room for doubt. >> Yes, he absolutely was. >> Oh, yeah. >> That's who you recognized? >> Oh, perfect. Thank you so much. >> Hi. >> Hi. That's him on the ground. >> That's him who? >> The the guy that was driving the car. >> Which car? >> The red burgundy Hyundai that's in the ditch with the one tire spinning. >> Okay. He got out of the car, walked around the front, said, "You okay?" He said, "No." He stumbled across the street. He's like pale black black shorts. >> And who were we talking about over there? >> The guy on the ground in the handcuffs with the gray shirt and the black basketball short looking. >> And that's the individual you saw. >> Individual that got out of that car after he crashed. >> Appreciate you so much. >> This is Officer Martin. She's a very nice lady. Would you do me a favor? Would you give him a witness statement for him and his wife? If you just put as much details in there and we'll just label you guys a witness. Thank you very very much. I really appreciate you guys' help. Sorry we couldn't stop right away, but we got to catch >> them. I mean, undert Yeah. So, yeah, we're on it though for you guys. Appreciate you guys so much. Thank you, man. >> Thank you. >> Yep. >> Hey, Val. The witness positive ID. Uh, he left like 80 ft of skid marks. >> I know. >> Hey, look. Listen. I'm I'm right here in front of you. Okay. My name's John. All right. I'm a detective here with the Krauss Police Department. >> Can I stand up and talk to you? >> Absolutely. Do you want you're not going to fall over? >> If I can stand up and hug you, that'd be >> absolutely. Will you help me stand up real quick, Joe or Val? Sorry. >> I can stand. >> Stand up real. They're just going to help you. We're going to treat you real nice and with lots of respect. Okay. Hey, look. Listen. >> I need you to help me out here. Okay. I need to know who your family is so I can let them know that you're okay because your car is total down there and it's stuck in a ditch. >> I need to know. Okay. Listen. >> I was supposed to be a part of it. >> Okay. Listen. Listen, buddy. I I I'm not trying to treat you with disrespect. >> I get it. Okay. >> What? Give me your full name so I can identify who you are so I can let your family know you're okay. >> I'll give you my last name. >> I need everything. Now listen, here's the deal. >> Look, >> you Hold on. >> What are you gonna do? >> I want you to listen. >> If I don't, what are you >> I got to keep charging you with crimes and then it's going to be long time in jail and more money. I don't want to do that. Listen. Listen. >> I want your I just need your first name. >> I just need your first name, last name, and date. >> It's not going to make my life any different. >> I know, but listen. >> The fact of the matter is it's not going to make my life different. I just need you to know that it's not >> What's your last name? >> K I N S. >> Yeah, you can tell my parents I'm a [ __ ] failure. >> I want to tell your parents you're alive. >> I would. >> Now, here's the next question I got to ask you, buddy. >> What's on your nose? >> He offers no explanation for the powdery substance on his nose, but police records do. The following day, his girlfriend reported an alleged domestic vi incident detailing a physical altercation that she said began after she cut him off from drinking. She also told investigators that he had been drinking since around 6:00 a.m. on the day of the crash and had been snorting throughout the day because the medical guys need to know that cuz they don't want you to overdose. >> Well, you know what? I'm not overdosing right now. I'm fine. >> Okay, but you could. >> Well, there I'm not. >> Is it meth? >> Nope. >> Is it cocaine? >> I don't do meth. I don't do cocaine. >> Is it speed? >> Nope. Is it baby formula? >> What is speed? >> What is speed? Help me. >> You tell me. >> Help me. What is >> You're the one who reacted to that. That >> Well, no. What? Like, what is speed? Help me. >> Okay. >> So, listen to me. What is your address so I can at least go knock on the mom and dad's door? >> Mom and dad are there. >> They're at a reunion. >> Yeah. >> Where at? >> Do you know a phone number for them? >> Ma. >> In Mora. >> Ma. >> Do you know a phone number I can just call and let them know you're okay? >> You know mom loves you. She She doesn't want to be here. Oh, mom, don't. >> What about dad? >> Dad's too much of a [ __ ] to even [ __ ] fess up to mom. So, >> well, he you're his son, man. He wants to know you're okay. Give Give me Give me a phone number for >> Yeah, I might give you this man. >> You're supposed So, I just don't drop it on. >> It's okay. Yeah, pick it up later. >> Yeah, drop it. >> What do I call you? What do I call you by your first name? My first name is John. >> You call me whatever you want, man. >> Okay, I guess. >> Do you have any ID in the car? If it's not there, it's not there. >> Okay. >> I thought I brought it with me, but it's >> Thought you brought it with you. >> What was around his nose? Is he drugs or was that mos? >> Uh, I don't know, man. Look gross. Like he was doing cocaine, huh? >> Hey, bud. >> Let me tell you what's going to happen. Okay. >> This is what's going to happen. >> You're going to go with the host with the EMS. The cuffs are going to come off and you're going to be summoned into court. >> Okay. The important thing is that you're going to be checked out and that you're going to be okay. So, going to jail right now doesn't seem like it's going to happen, >> but you need to make sure you cooperate with everybody else. You understand? >> Unless you want to go to jail and we could take you in cuffs and we can wait with you at the at the waiting room. >> I'm not fighting with you guys. >> Okay. Well, you need to cooperate. Okay. >> I text you his 27ative. Okay. So, he's IDed. >> He's 100% IDed. >> It's all yours. >> It's all yours. All >> good. >> Yeah. Go ahead. Stand up so I can take off your ankles. Okay. >> Ready? >> Yeah. >> One, two, three. >> Hold one sec. One sec. I'm going. Let's go. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Are you dizzy at all? >> Sure. Okay. >> Yo, did we start a 46 over there? >> Yeah. >> Too bad. >> Let's walk. Let's walk over here. Okay. >> Weird. Put your hands in. All right, couple of big steps. Okay, we got a handle on both sides if you need to grab on to them. >> All right, so like I said, okay, >> these guys are going to help you out. >> This is probably the last time I'll see you until we see you in court. >> Okay, but you're not going to go to jail. >> You just need to cooperate with them so they can help you. >> Yep. >> Okay. Yep. >> All right, take care. >> All right, we're going to swing these legs up. >> Matthew refused to submit to chemical testing and was charged in connection with the crash. He was charged with aggravated DUI, resisting or evading arrest, concealing identity, as well as driving without a valid license and insurance. The following day, after his girlfriend reported an alleged domestic vi incident, investigators documented her injuries and opened a separate domestic battery investigation. What are your thoughts on this case? Please leave a like, subscribe, and comment your thoughts below. Thanks for watching.