Sweetie, we're going to see. Are you okay? >> No. >> You want us to check your vital signs, anything like that? >> I mean, I'm okay, but I'm not okay. >> Sure, I understand. >> I was driving down this road and all of a sudden like this happened and I I don't even know. >> This is Susanna Page Norris. On June 20th, 2021 at 2:20 a.m. in Cocoa, Florida, she drives her Chevrolet Impala northbound on Industry Road. Without warning, her windshield explodes inward or she thought so. Instead of stopping, Susanna keeps driving, but hundreds of yards later, she makes a U-turn realizing something wasn't right. >> There was a middle laying on the ground. Hey, just lay down over here just a few minutes later. Try talking to him, officer. >> Buddy, you doing all right? >> It's a female. >> She's not replying, man. There was a hole in a female. It's going to be a at a pretty good hole on her head. It's bleeding. You got to say what? >> I'm sorry. >> It looks like a female. Who who saw who saw this? >> I didn't see anything. I was I just saw it. >> I I I had um I was going I was going down here and I heard it. I was just driving home and I heard it and I pulled back around and this is what I found. >> Can I get your driver's license when you get a chance, man? >> Yes. >> Please don't leave, all right? Yeah, please you need you can't Who's this car? >> Yeah, I followed him. >> Just go go go go. 34 shots, 35. Uh we're probably going to need the truck. Can I get your um registration? >> Yes. >> I'm trying to close this door real quick. I'm trying to close the door. So, how So, you actually you didn't see her like that? She just walked into you? >> I was driving down this I was driving down this road and all of a sudden like this happened and I I turned around and came back around and this is what I found. I I don't I don't even know. >> So, you were coming north? >> I was coming this way and I hit some I hit something and I can't I turned around and I came back this way to make sure that I didn't hurt anybody. >> Okay. >> So. Two guys. >> Ma'am, do you want to turn your car off? >> Yes. >> Are you doing okay? >> I'm I'm terrified. >> Just just breathe, all right? Just >> I I just driving down the road. >> Just take take your time, okay? >> Okay. Okay. I'm terrified. Okay. >> Yes, registration and insurance if you can, please. >> There's my insurance. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Is she okay? >> They're they're they're working on her. >> Is it her? >> Yes. >> Okay. I thought it was a him. Oh my god. >> Do you have that registration somewhere? >> Yeah. I I I It should be in here. >> You got it? Perfect. >> Yes, I do. >> Nice. >> Is she okay? >> Yeah, they're working on her. >> Oh my god. I'm so terrified. >> Just calm down, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Can I get a good phone number for you, ma'am? >> Phone number? >> Yeah. number for you, man? >> Phone number? >> Yes. >> 321 53 5916 >> Thank you. And this is your current address? >> Uh 6636 Yes, it is. >> Perfect. >> Yes. >> Hold this. >> Okay. >> Hold it. Just give me a second. Sorry. That's fine. You Do you want to have a seat? >> Okay. >> Have a seat. Go down. Just have a seat. >> Okay. >> Breathe. >> Thank you. >> Yeah, they're working on her. >> Okay. >> They're working on her. >> Okay. Okay. >> What do we have What is What >> She said she was driving north on >> Obviously. It Yep. >> And then she saw something. She hit something. She said I don't know what's going on and then she turned around and she turned around because she thought she hit something and she saw the the female >> So, she went up to turn around and came back. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, does she have any idea where she thinks she hit her? Or whatever object she hit, does she have any idea? >> No. I said she hit something. >> We're sending up LZ right here. >> That's fine as long as it's up there. Uh where is up there? >> Just north of right here. Just north Who's rescuing >> Because that's my crime scene right there. Just FYI. >> Got it. I just wanted to make sure that nobody's going to You guys can shut it off this way. But this way though. >> Okay. Um >> Now I'll talk to 34. >> Okay. >> 3429 MP valid >> 246 >> Take your car, go up there, block traffic from coming down Grissom. You can turn them around and send them back up, but they can't come down >> The victim is identified as 37-year-old Passion Lucas. After a chest pain checkup, Passion was walking back to rehab. That's when Susanna ran her over without stopping. Later, Susanna claimed she didn't realize what happened, but the more she talked, the more deputies felt she was hiding something. >> Sir, I'm I'm Sergeant Bradshaw, sir. >> I was walking um >> Yeah, no vehicles come this way. >> I was trying to cross the >> You can you They want to go up and you want to send them up to Sitka Road, you can. Leave your vest on, but no one comes south, period. >> All right. Is she okay? >> Sweetie, we're going to see. >> Okay. >> Okay? So, what we're going to do >> Okay. >> is we're going to do Let me tell you what's going to happen, okay? I'm Sergeant Bradshaw, like I said. >> Okay. >> I am the patrol sergeant. >> Okay. >> And I'm also the traffic homicide supervisor. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, based on the injuries that we see we are going to I'm going to call out my traffic homicide unit to do an investigation. >> Okay. >> Unfortunately, your car is going to be here for a little while. >> Okay. >> Okay? And um we are we're going to leave everything as is. >> Okay. >> And then they're my team's going to come out, they're going to do their thing, they're going to ultimately talk to you and everything like that, and then ultimately you'll be going and doing whatever it is you're going to do. >> Okay. >> Where are you coming from tonight? >> I was coming from uh Cocoa Village. >> Cocoa Village? Okay. All right. Um just do me a favor, you can I I try not to hang out in your car anymore. Is it your car? >> Yes, this is my car. >> Okay. All right, good. Cocoa Village. >> Here's 10-5. >> Good. >> 10-39 10-22 he'll be 51 shortly. >> I'm sorry, I missed it. Who Who? >> 52 >> And who is his Who's his assistant? >> I don't have that on my calendar. All I have is that >> Well, call Motorson. If you can't get a hold of Motorson What are you doing in Cocoa Village? >> I I was just hanging out with my friends. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't know if you worked there at night or what. I didn't know. >> No. And I I don't even I I'm not even sure what happened. >> Well, that person got in the way of your vehicle. >> Yes. >> Do you know what lane you were in? >> Yeah. I was in my lane. I was going home to >> No, no, I I didn't ask that. Which lane were you in? >> I was in this lane. >> This one or that one? >> This one. >> So, you were in the lane that your car is in? >> Yes. >> When when you Whatever struck you Whatever you hit you were in this lane? >> I I I I I was I was coming home from Cocoa Village and I hit something and I turned back around. >> I got that. I'm just asking, do you know which lane you were in? >> Well, I I honestly don't know. >> Okay. All right. When you get here um go up and relieve Benitez and he'll tell you what um to do. He's north of me at Industry and Grissom. Any way you can come off that way? Actually, I need you to check that check that. When you get here I'll I'm going to put you somewhere else. Hang tight now. I literally just got done breathing for a guy in downtown Cocoa when as soon as we got done with that, this happened. >> I was I hope she's okay. I hope I hope she's not hurt. I mean, I'm terrified that I mean, did I hurt her? I I was just driving home. I didn't >> I got you. Relax. >> I'm terrified. >> Don't be terrified. >> I don't know. >> Relax. What's occurred has occurred. Now we're doing life-saving measures is what we're doing. >> Okay. >> You were you you you knew something happened, you turned around, you came back. That's That's very good. >> I did. >> That's That's awesome because you could have driven away and never come back. >> I would never do that. >> But some people have. >> Yeah. >> And that's the nice thing and that's the great thing is you you turned around and came back. >> I I I don't I didn't know what I hit. I saw somebody I I I hit somebody. I turned around and I just like I don't know. That's I hope I hope she's okay. >> So do I. I really do. Did you after you when you after the impact, did you hit your brakes at all? >> I I don't Maybe maybe a little bit and I just I I hit something >> But I mean, you didn't dynamite I mean, you didn't punch the brakes and slam it down, did you? >> No, I don't think so. >> Okay. Well, you're fine. That's good. Okay. >> No, I I I hit something and then I was like shocked and then I just came back around and I was like, I don't know what I just hit, but it's probably a human being and I I got I got to go take care of it. Okay. >> That's Like I said, that's the best thing that you did. >> Yeah. >> You okay? I can't get the airway. I was very good. >> Very little. Very little. Very little. >> Well, are you okay? >> No. >> You want us to check your vital signs or anything like that? >> I mean, I'm okay, but I'm not okay. >> Sure, I understand. I understand. The sergeant suspected Susanna was drunk after smelling alcohol from 6 ft away, hearing her slurred speech, and watching her drive off and make a U-turn instead of stopping after the impact. Hours later, toxicology tests confirmed it. By then, Passion Lucas, airlifted from the scene, was already pronounced dead, turning the case into a homicide investigation. Susanna was released that night, but 5 months later, on December 8th, 2021, investigators reviewed CCTV footage showing her drinking beer and shots backed by credit card receipts. Quickly, Susanna was arrested and charged with DUI and DUI manslaughter.