What started as a speeding stop, quickly became one of the most unusual DUI arrests you'll see. Instead of cooperating, the driver treated every lawful order like it was optional. >> All right. So, you said that you live with your boyfriend, right? >> Right. >> All right. So, do you still live at 1295? >> No, I'm not hitting anything back. >> Do you still live at 1295? >> Well, I go I live at both. >> You live at both? Okay. So, which one is your primary address? >> 1295. >> 1295. Okay. So, are you coming directly from your boyfriend's house right now or are you coming from home? Because you said home, but you then you said that you live at your boyfriend's house. >> I have two homes. >> Okay. Which home are you coming from? >> I'm coming from my boyfriend's. >> In Jupiter? >> No, Palm Beach Gardens. >> You said Jupiter originally when I spoke with you. >> Gardens. >> Okay. So, and he lives where in Palm Beach Gardens? >> Same address. >> Okay. And you're heading to your other home at the 1295? >> No, I'm heading to boyfriend's. >> What What road do you normally take to go to boyfriend's house? >> Um Military. >> Do you know what road you're on? >> Yes. >> What road are you on? >> I'm on Hood. >> Okay. Which direction are you trying to go to Military as >> I was going to go to the Publix. Honestly. >> Okay. Which Publix? >> The Publix off of Marisol. >> Okay. So, you were traveling from Down Hood to go down to Jog to go back around to then go back around to Military? Okay. All right. So, 1295 is your regular address. >> Correct. >> Okay. And what speed did you think you were going? Because I got you at 58. >> 48. >> You know schools are being released right now, right? >> Yes, I'm sorry. >> Okay. All right. Give me just a moment. All right. Just for 14, the ending stop is off of Golden Eagle Circle and Hood near Lane 1. >> Go on. >> Shut down. >> Yeah. Okay. All right. Blue. I saw you put the notes in the car. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Hi, ma'am. I'm Officer Conant with Palm Beach Gardens Police Department. So, what's going on today? >> I'm just going back to my boyfriend's house. >> Okay. Where are you coming from? >> I'm coming from work. >> Work? Where do you work? >> I work at Publix. >> Okay. Well, where were you working today? >> Today I was working in Palm Beach Gardens. >> Okay. Palm Beach Gardens is a city. Where in Palm Beach Gardens were you working? >> Publix. >> Publix? Okay. What Publix do you work for? >> Hood. >> Hood? Okay. What's your position there? >> Cashier. >> Cashier? How long you've been working for them? >> A long time. >> Long time? What time did you work today? >> Like 9:00 to 5:00. >> 9:00 to 5:00? Do you know what time it is right now? >> Yes. >> What time is it? >> 3:03. >> Okay. So, how did you work 9:00 to 5:00 if you right now it's 3:03? >> off early. >> Okay. So, I'm going to have you step out of the car, please. Turn your car off and come on and step out. >> No thank you. >> Okay, so I am ordering you out of the car now. If you refuse to get out, I'm going to have to remove you with by with my own hands and I don't think you want me to do that. Okay? >> I don't understand what's the problem. >> I'll tell I'll tell you when you step on out please. >> No thank you. >> Okay, it's a lawful order. >> Let's go. >> If you do not exit your car, you will be charged with >> step out of the vehicle? >> Please step out of the vehicle. >> No ma'am, it does not work like that. Step out of the vehicle. >> No thank you. >> Please step out of the vehicle. >> to have all my things back. >> Okay, you are not leaving. You are detained at this time. It is a tra- This is a traffic stop. Not only that, but I suspect you're impaired. >> You not suspect No, >> You closed your door. >> Nope. Nope. Do not do this. Do not do this. >> Car's off. I'm reaching across to take your seat belt off. Time to get out of the car. >> Get out of the vehicle. No. >> point you're going to be charged with resisting. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Out of the vehicle. Do not make me pull you. Please get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Please get out of the vehicle. You are not You haven't moved your feet. Please swing your feet out. >> the vehicle. Swing? No. >> Please bring your legs out. >> I'm doing swing my legs out. >> Do it now. >> Okay. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> I'm going to give you to the count of five to swing your legs out. >> No, it's not even five. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> So do it. >> I have a very bad leg. >> Well, do it please. >> Get out of the car. >> No. Okay. >> Please get out of the car. >> As officers questioned the driver, her story became increasingly inconsistent. Combined with speeding through a school zone, slurred speech, bloodshot eyes, the odor of alcohol, and confusion about basic details, officers believed they had enough signs to investigate for impaired driving. >> If you turn your car on and put it into gear, I already turned your car off. I already turned your car off. Out of the vehicle. Out of the vehicle. No, you didn't cuz I just reached in your car to do it. All right, we're done. We're done. At this time you're under arrest for driving under the influence and resisting. hands are >> Hands behind your back. >> Crap. No. >> Well, don't move. >> You did not turn my car off. >> In fact, I did. My It's on my camera that I reached into your car and hit your button. Okay. Well, you're under arrest for driving under the influence and resist. >> She's good. >> Okay. Actually, we're just going to call you under arrest for resisting right now. Please sit her down on your on your Sit on your bumper. Sit on the bumper. Okay. So, just so you understand what I have, cuz I'm what's I I'm I've gone with what's called what what is through drug recognition expert training, okay? It's my job to recognize when people are impaired, okay? I already have more than enough to suspect you're impaired. You have bloodshot watery eyes, your speech is slurred and thick and slurred and thick, okay? I got strong odor I got strong odor of mouthwash. I didn't say anything about your face being red. In fact, I have rosacea, too. I can see I'm sure you can see it. My face is very pink, okay? That's not something that I talked about, but you have other indicators of impairment. Sit down. Sit down. Not to mention the fact that you were traveling 50 in 45, all right? Through a school area. So, I suspect you were impaired, okay? At this point, you've already resisted me. I have every right to take you to jail for just the resistance. I ordered you out of the car. Pennsylvania V Mims Please listen. Pennsylvania Pennsylvania V Mims, which is a a United States Supreme Court case law, says that when I order you out of the car, you have to get out. You told me no. I had to go in your car, open your door, reach across you to turn your car off, which is on my body camera, all right? And unbuckle you to get out because you would not get out. In fact, I did. Please stop That that already alone tells me you're impaired because you don't comprehend what's going on, all right? I am affording you the ability to dispel my suspicion that you were impaired by doing by doing standardized field sobriety tests. Will you participate? >> No. >> Okay. So, I already have I like You're already under arrest for resisting, all right? I have to I have I am affording you the ability to dispel my my suspicion of your impairment. >> I'd like my >> Refusing to participate in these standardized field sobriety tests takes that away. >> I'd like my lawyer. >> to participate in these standardized field sobriety tests can be used against you in court. Do you understand what I just informed you? >> I'd like my lawyer. >> Do you understand what I just informed you? Yes or no? Say yes or no question. >> my lawyer. >> Okay. So, I'm going to Okay. Okay. So, at this point, I'm going to take I'm going to take it that you understand what I explained to you because you are refusing to answer my question. But, you are responding. So, you are under arrest for driving under the influence. Your car is being towed. I'm going to go through it. And I'm sure I'm going to find some sort of alcohol in there cuz there's a there's a nice metal container with a clear liquid in the very in the center console that I'm already seeing. >> No, there isn't. >> Okay. Well, obviously you must think I'm or stupid. Sorry, excuse my French. We are going to go and take you back to my patrol car. Let's go. Turn around. You're under arrest. My car. Nope, you're not getting anything right now. My video is that you need to call it. It's her dad. >> Can I please have my other shoe? >> Yeah. >> We're going to have a female 10-15. >> Signal one and we're going to >> and resist. >> I'm not resisting. >> You did when you refused to get out of the car. All right. >> Just >> Go and put on gloves. I'll uh >> Yeah, gloves. >> I don't Uh hold on to her. I got them in my in the back. >> All right, shut up and go ahead and get 10-7 you started and I'll get the last one this one. All right, Stand straight. All right. Face me. Mouth open. All right. All right. Have a seat. >> going to be a This is going to take a seat. >> Have a seat. >> I'm going to go grab my consent card. >> Yes. Have a seat. >> What's a seat? >> Have a seat. >> Yes, it is a seat. Okay. So, we're going to It's about a 20-minute down a 20-minute drive down to the Palm Beach County Jail. All right. After we get to the Palm Beach County Jail, there's going to be a breath tech waiting for us. I'm I'm required to give you a 20-minute observation period. When we get down there, I'm going to ask if you'll provide a breath sample. Will you provide that breath sample, yes or no? I need >> I want to see my lawyer. >> I need an answer. A yes or no. >> I want to see my lawyer. >> I need an answer. Yes or no, please. >> I want to see my lawyer. >> Okay. So, >> You haven't read my Taylors. >> I did give you your Taylor. I did. If you did not comprehend them, that's up to you. So, I'm now requesting you submit to a lawful test of your breath for the purpose of determining its alcohol content. Will you take that test? Okay. If you refuse to take the test I've requested of you, your driving privilege will be suspended for a period of 1 year for a first refusal or 18 months if your driving privilege has been previously suspended or if you've been previously found under statute 327.35215 for refusing to submit to a lawful test of your breath, urine, or blood. Additionally, if you refuse to take the test I requested of you, and if your driving privilege has been previously suspended, or if you've been previously fined under statute lawful test of your breath, urine, or blood, you'll be committing a misdemeanor in addition to any other penalties which can be imposed by law. Refusal to submit to the test I requested is admissible in evidence in any criminal proceedings. Do you understand what that means? Yes or no? Yes or no question. Do you understand what that means? The very fact that you used the term Taylor warning, when I didn't tell you that it was called Taylor, tells me that you've had a DUI before. In fact, I know you've had a DUI before. All right? And the fact that you're not answering this, and you already have a prior suspension on your record, tells me you know exactly what's happening here. In fact, you have. In 2011, it shows it when I pull up your record. So, I said, you must think I'm dumb. So, at this point I'm going to take and take the fact that you're refusing to talk to me, that you're refusing to do anything at this point, that as a refusal. Your license will be suspended for 18 months, and the fine associated with that with suspension is over a thousand dollars, on top of anything that you have to do with a DUI. So, roadside refusal. All right, then. Move it to that way he can get out. >> 50 49 >> Hey, Don. >> Yep. >> Come here. So, 54 54 >> Okay. Strong water is out. >> Hold on. >> Nice. >> Hold on. >> Triple nice. >> Hold on. >> Quadruple nice. Huh. Octuple. >> That's That's a little That's a little too chilled. >> Uh are there Is there a receipt in the vehicle with that medication? >> I don't know. >> Pass me the cord. Okay, fine. So, if that's something that's going to be impairing >> Mhm. >> Huh? >> Mhm. >> Pass me the metal cup. >> It's It's 4 >> Any orders on this side? >> 54 That The clear cup. This is just a pile of it, but this is probably >> That's all the same. What is it? Tequila or is it some sort of liquor? >> Uh >> Real wine. It's probably a shot of tequila and some sort of wine or something. This is all 10 times. Oh, it's all liquor. >> Yeah, 35% alcohol, 70 proof. >> It's okay. Cool. >> Vodka >> Oh, all right. >> Vodka More vodka, vodka Vodka, and this is >> Still has liquid in the bottom. >> Still has liquid at the bottom. >> So, we got 1 2 3 4 5 6 open containers. All >> Uh seven. >> Seven. >> I'm trying to see if there's any receipts, but I'm not seeing anything. >> If one of them is chilled, then she probably brought them all from home. >> Yeah. But here's the keys. >> Sweet. That's good. Same with the keys right over there. >> I knew it was going to happen. That's why I waited. >> Uh-huh. >> And I already knew. >> Uh-huh. >> So I wanted to avoid it. >> Nope. That's fine. >> What do you want to do with this? >> Um >> You want the wallet? >> Credit cards. >> Yeah, I'll take care of it. I'll wear a pair of gloves myself. That way I can sign everything. >> Instead of complying with repeated lawful commands to exit the vehicle, the driver repeatedly refused, forcing officers to physically remove her. She later declined field sobriety tests and continued refusing to answer questions about a breath test. Decisions that added even more consequences to the arrest.