I don't I don't know what happened. Okay. All right. All right. All right. I don't know what happened to my car, man. Okay. All right. All right. Deep breaths. Deep breaths. Deep breaths. Deep breaths. I didn't do it, officer. I didn't do it, officer. I didn't do it, officer. >> [crying] >> I didn't do it, officer. Okay. >> MY BODY HURT. DEEP [laughter] BREATHS. Deep breaths. Deep breaths. Deep breaths. Deep breaths. Deep breaths. >> [crying and laughter] >> I know. I know. I know. Police respond to a chaotic late-night crash after reports of a woman driving erratically and striking a parked Nissan Rogue. But when officers arrive on scene, they quickly realize this is far more than a simple traffic accident. According to witnesses, the woman appeared extremely emotional and was acting hysterically as officers attempted to assess the situation and begin their investigation. As police try to calm her down and determine whether alcohol played a role in the crash, the encounter rapidly spirals out of control. In this body cam footage, officers investigate the crash, attempt to de-escalate the situation, and ultimately place the woman under arrest for DWI and assaulting an officer after the confrontation becomes physical. Watch the full video as the intense roadside encounter unfolds in real time through police body cam footage. This is Response Unit Body Cam. Real incidents, real arrests, and real police encounters caught on camera. Let's jump into the video. Deep breaths. Deep breaths. My body hurt. Okay. I'm going to have you sit right over here. I'm going to have you sit right over here. No. Come on. Come on. I don't want you in the road, ma'am. I don't want you getting hit. All right. All right. Come on. Come on. Come on. Deep breaths. It's all right. It's all right. Come on. Hey. Hey. Accident is out. I want to see my car. Oh, he's coming in. He's coming Accidents happen. Accidents happen. That's why we have insurance, right? Accidents happen. I just got my car fixed. Accidents happen. I just got my car fixed. I know. It's It's It sucks. I know. I know. I just got MY CAR FIXED. MY DEAR. BREATHE FOR ME, ALL RIGHT? HUH? TAKE some deep breaths, OKAY? NO, IT'S NOT OKAY. I'm going to get my car fixed. I'm alive. Okay. I'm freaking alive and my freaking body hurt. Okay. So, do you want to take a seat? We're going to have an ambulance come check you out. >> Where? Where? >> right here. Take a seat on the ground. No. Okay. All right. We're going to have an ambulance come check you out, okay? Your airbags went off. Okay? Ma'am. I just got my car fixed. Ma'am, look at me. Look at me. No. Sit on the curb. No. Sit on the curb. Sit on the curb, now. No. And don't touch me. Okay. If you touch your phone again, I'm going to have to touch you, all right? I'm giving you one warning. You're going to be placed under arrest. >> Don't touch me. >> Okay. Sit on the ground. Okay. Sit on the ground. Don't touch my phone, either. Sit on the ground. Sit on the ground. Come on. Sit on the ground. All right, I'm giving you one chance due to the circumstances with your car. All right? We just hit move your phone. So, and you picked up my phone. I did cuz you just threw it on the ground. >> Don't touch it. Okay. Please take a seat until the ambulance gets here, okay? I'm going to ask you one more time. All right? Can you please take a seat? I'm not getting you your phone, all right? Well, where is the ambulance? It's on its way. What is your name? What is your name? Ma'am, we're here to help you, okay? My name is Crystal. Crystal, nice to meet you. You're under arrest for disorderly conduct, okay? No, actually no, cuz All right, can you please take a Can you please take a seat? You keep moving. I don't want you to fall. Why the hell are you here in the not the ambulance? Like, where the hell they at? I need them more than I need you right now. Okay, they're on their way, miss. Can you please come here? What? Get to the side of the road. You're walking in the middle of the street, okay? I'm hurt. I and I don't I don't want you to get more hurt, okay? >> don't even know who hit me, like Okay. Okay. No problem. Just take a seat, miss. Just take a seat. This is ridiculous. Ma'am, look at the police. I'm All I know is that I'm sore. I want to get you checked out by an ambulance. I want to get you checked by an ambulance. Okay. Okay. I guess you are alive. All right. Can you please take a seat? I don't want you to fall. I don't know my car facing me. I asked him a DUMB QUESTION. >> OKAY. OKAY. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. Can you please come here? Ma'am. Please take a seat. Please don't touch me. Okay. Cuz I'm going to punch you in the face. I don't want I don't want you to do that. Don't touch me. The fire department's here. Don't touch me. Okay. Hello. Hi. Please come get me. Okay. I need to be checked out cuz you can't help me. I'm going to mess around and punch you in the face. I don't want you to punch me in the face, okay? Don't touch me. At this point, the situation has completely escalated beyond a normal traffic investigation. The woman has allegedly struck an officer with her phone, is yelling aggressively, and is becoming more confrontational as officers try to keep the scene under control. And honestly, this is one of those moments where officers immediately start recognizing signs that someone may be impaired. Rapid emotional swings, aggressive behavior, confusion, and difficulty calming down are all things police commonly watch for during DWI investigations. Meanwhile, the officers are still attempting to de-escalate the situation and keep everyone safe while dealing with non-stop chaos. It almost feels like they walked into the middle of a reality show nobody asked to be part of. The important thing to remember is that once a situation becomes physical or threatening toward officers, the consequences can escalate very quickly for everyone involved. Let's dive back into the video. Do not touch me. Please stay right there. >> Cuz I'm going to punch you. Stay right there, okay? I got to get my car fixed. I got it. I got it. All right? Don't come nowhere near me. Please stay where you are. >> don't touch me. I don't want to touch you, but if you keep moving around, you're going to force us to keep you here. I don't want to go to that. I'm going to tell you one more time. Please calm down. Do you want to take a seat on the on the front of my car? I I swear to god, I'm going to punch you in the face. Go touch me. I don't want to touch you. Don't let nobody touch me. I swear to god. I don't want to touch you. I don't want to touch you. I don't want to touch you. All right, but if you keep moving around, I I don't want to touch I'm not going to punch you, all right? Can you please just hang out, take a deep breath? I'm sorry about your car, okay? Okay? I'm sorry about your car. I need you to calm down, all right? Okay? Just stay where you are. You want to take a seat on the front of this car? No, no. We had that car. Please. No. Okay. All right. You just can't leave, okay? Please stay here. All right? I'm going to get you checked out by an ambulance. Do it the correct way, okay? The good The good part is you don't look like you have any cuts or bruises or anything, all right? Yeah, that's good. Yeah, that's good. I'm still alive and I'm talking to you. You are alive. You are alive. I don't want to touch you, miss. But please don't go anywhere. No. All right? Can you please just hang out? Hang out. I don't want to touch you. I don't want to touch you, okay? Can you please go over here and take a seat? Easy. Easy. Easy. Easy. Easy. I'm taking the bag away. All right. I'm going to get the cops on the way right now. As soon as she Bring her right up, all right? I got cops on the way. Let me take this bag off here the wrist. I got Steve. I got it. Okay, well, this bag is not You're not keeping this bag with you. Everyone take a breath. We'll get the cops on the way right up, okay? Everyone take a breath. Slow. Slow. Slow. Slow. We're good. This is kind of stuck on there with the cuffs. It's okay. It's okay. We'll get it all off after. We'll get it all off after. Bring her up. Right up. Right up. Bring her up. Miss, you're under arrest for assault, resisting. All right? Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. Go to the back of the car. Yeah. Bring her back to whatever car that is. Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. What do you want to do with this bag here? >> Why you pushing on? You're going to hurt yourself. All right. You don't get hurt over here. Relax, relax. Let us Let us be coffee. Let us be coffee. Drop the bag. Drop the Put your hand back behind your back. Watch out. Just do a back hand real quick. As best you can. As best you can. All right, man. Relax. Relax. Yes. No, she's going to slip up. Make sure you get both hands out. All right, relax. Just you know, we we have to make sure you don't Just secure. That's all. Okay. Okay. Just Just calm down. You're just going to hurt yourself. I don't see anything in the shoes. Okay, good. I'll do whatever you guys want. All right, it's my district. I'll take the the Sorry about the 17. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You got to sort it out You all right? You all right? Just keep an eye on it. Keep an eye on him, Marlo. Keep an eye on him. Jordan's going to take the You all right? You okay? I'm good. I'm good. Yeah. Yeah, you okay? That was uh Here to be an in a >> report. >> she At the end of the day, this situation is a perfect example of how one bad decision can quickly turn into multiple criminal charges. What started as a crash involving a parked Nissan Rogue escalated into a DWI investigation, a chaotic confrontation, and ultimately an arrest for assaulting an officer. And let's be honest, arguing with police while under the influence is already a bad strategy. Adding physical aggression into the mix is like pouring gasoline on a fire that's already out of control. Once someone allegedly strikes or threatens an officer, the situation becomes much more serious legally and physically for everyone involved. One of the biggest lessons here is simple, never drive impaired. A ride share costs a lot less than towing fees, legal bills, court dates, higher insurance rates, and a criminal record. And no matter how frustrated or emotional someone becomes during a stop, keeping calm and following lawful instructions almost always leads to a better outcome than escalating the situation further. 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