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You can't just ignore us and pretend that we're not here. You have to open the door. >> Crazy at the police department. And we can't hear anything. We got to figure out what's going on. I We can't hear you. That's some good insulation in this vehicle. And if you don't cooperate, we're going to have to break the window. So, do you want do you want to escalate it or you know >> get her? >> You want me to chase her? A woman asleep in a running car parked outside a police station with open wine bottles on the seat. What happened next took over a year to resolve and not in the way anyone expected. While leaving police headquarters, an officer notices a suspicious vehicle illegally parked outside the police department and decides to investigate. >> Possible signal on. She's not opening the door. There's wine bottles open. Oh, >> well, I mean, we have a violation there by itself. >> Yeah, just illegally parked in front of the PD. >> Ma'am, what's going on? I can't hear you. >> Well, ma'am, just open the door for us right now. We got to talk to you. Okay. other button. >> Okay. Well, she can't just park here, >> right? I mean, >> oh, you're right. It is a violation. >> And she has to identify herself. >> Yeah. >> She doesn't want to identify herself. All right. Then she's resisting. >> Rental car. Yeah. Can you open the door, >> please? >> We can't hear anything you're saying. You got to open the door to talk to us. >> Should I put spike trips under there in case he tries to flee? >> Yeah. >> In the front of the car. >> Ah, that's true. And >> it's I think it's a rear wheel drive car. I can stack mine. >> Double double. >> No. 10746. >> You going to open the door6? >> Yeah. You have to open the door at this point. You can't just ignore us and pretend that we're not here. You have to open the door. >> Crazy at the police department and we can't hear anything. Okay, we got to figure out what's going on. I We can't hear you. Got some good insulation in this vehicle. If you don't cooperate, we're going to have to break the window. So, do you want do you want to escalate it or you know Get her. >> You want me to chase her? >> Six legal issues arise from this footage. Identification, preemptive seizure, compelled exit, implied consent, arrest authority, and competency to stand trial. Issue one, identification. One officer said she doesn't want to identify herself. All right, then she's resisting. Issue two, stop sticks deployed before any flight. Issue three. Ordered exit from vehicle. report for dispatch. We are turning left onto Harbor Drive now. Heading southbound on Harbor Drive. Speeds are 15 mph. Subject appears to be coming to a complete stop right outside City Hall. Get out of the car. >> Out of the car. Out of the car. >> Out of the car. >> I am not You're NOT GET OUT OF THE CAR. YOU DON'T HAVE AN OPTION ANYMORE. >> Get out of the car. >> Out of the car. Out of the car. >> Out of the car. Help me. Help me. Do not do not >> let go of the bag. >> Let go of your bag. >> You're not >> You don't have an option anymore. Let go of the bag. >> Do you want to conduct field sobriety exercises? >> I am not drinking and I am not under the influence of anything. I've never taken drugs in my life. >> Would you like to conduct field sobriety exercises? >> The real police are on their way. >> All right, ma'am. I'm going to ask you one more time, and if you don't answer the question, I'm just going to take it as a refusal. Do you wish to perform field sobriety exercises? >> I will >> to confirm. You want to? >> Yeah, because I'm not under the influence of anything and the real police are on the way. >> Okay. Maybe we should have her checked out by EMS first. >> Yeah. Yeah, for sure. >> There's nothing wrong with me. I'm not drinking. Really? >> Really? I had a little bit with dinner like at 5:00 in the the evening. I am totally >> You broke the tires in my car. >> Oh, yeah. >> I have not been drinking. I'm totally sober. And you are not real police and you're in big trouble cuz they're on their way. >> Okay. I'm sorry you feel that way. >> No, they are. >> You're surrounded by police cars. It say Venice Police on them. Doesn't matter. >> And you drove to the police station where we made contact with you. >> We all cartel and none of you are police. >> Pulled me out of there where the police asked me to stay. >> Okay. >> I am sober. >> Okay, I understand. >> Don't do that. >> All right. Face face that way though. >> I've met all of you. You're cartel and the real police are on the way. for >> she has a lot of test. We were going to do that after you guys checked her out. >> I'm fine. I'm I'm completely lucid. I was there on purpose. >> Okay. >> And you've ruined the rental car. So, you're going to be in >> Yes, the the rental car is ruined. >> You could have broken a major vein >> and then you would definitely be in jail yourself cuz I have done nothing wrong and treating me like a criminal. And the real police are on the way. >> All right, Julie, once again, these are going back on here. You were under arrest for DUI, okay? As well as fleeing to elude, >> resisting, as well as a plethora of other civil traffic infractions. Okay. >> Issue four, DUI and implied consent. Under Florida's implied consent law, Florida statute 316.1932, all drivers consent to approve sobriety testing upon lawful arrest. Field sobriety exercises remain voluntary and refusal cannot be used as evidence of guilt. Issue five, arrest authority. Issue six, fleeing to elude. >> I don't know. Reckless driving it right now in your car. >> You Yes, I live in the car. >> Everything that I have on your car. >> That was not >> Oh, you want to get the seat belt, Rachel? >> Yeah. >> No alcohol. >> If you keep doing that, >> you have to know there's no alcohol in my bag. >> Okay. >> They're almost here. They're real clean. I can't balance the >> Okay, go ahead. Go. I got an injured arm. >> However, you got to get in. Go ahead. >> You're in so much trouble. >> So, I've been told. >> I'm sober. I'm lucid. I'm almost 70. You get me where the police told me to stay, you're in really big trouble. >> All right, we're going to go inside the jail now. >> You're in really big trouble. >> Okay, we'll find out. >> Yeah, you will. >> I will. Case outcome. The case is listed closed, but psychological reports continued to be filed as recently as February 3rd, 2026, indicating ongoing court supervision. Grades: Julie Faith Cornwall, C++. Three takeaways. 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