The traffic stop begins with a bizarre twist. An officer pulls over a 24 year old driver after receiving calls about a vehicle swerving recklessly across the road. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Not a lot. >> Not a lot. All right. And you have a license on you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Do you have pants or something that you can put on? >> Well, ma'am, put pull pull that down. All right. >> I didn't ask you to do that. All right. >> Okay. Okay. >> Do you have pants that you can put on? No. >> Okay. All right. We're going to step over here for me. >> What was that? >> Put the pants on. >> Do you have pants? >> Do you Do you have pants? >> It's cold. But as the officer approaches the window, he quickly realizes the driver is missing a key piece of clothing, her pants. Despite her claims that she hasn't had much to drink, the situation is already going off the rails. >> I I I understand that. That's why I >> No, step out of the vehicle. All right. >> Walk over here. >> Yes, sir. >> What? She got panties on right there. Yeah, she lifted it up and exposed herself to me, but I'm not going to charge her with that. But >> okay, when you start the test, do not stop. All right, it's going to be a continuing motion all the way down. Do series of small turns and all the way back. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. >> All right, you may begin. >> Three, four, five. You want to turn it on now? Just like I instructed. >> Please take me home. All right. Listen. [laughter] I didn't know what to do. >> What is your mom's number? >> My mom get my mom. >> Ma'am, listen to me. What is >> I don't have my number if I can't call her. >> What? You don't What is her number? You just gave it to me. >> What is your What is your mom's telephone number? Listen. Tell me now. So, if not, I'm going to have to tow your vehicle. I don't want to tow it. I'm trying to work with you here. >> Okay. All right. Put your feet. I don't know my number. >> You don't know it by heart. >> I don't know my number. If you can get my number, >> I will give you her number. You can give me my phone. >> All right. Watch out. Just give me my phone. >> Would you stop? >> How's it going, man? Shut the vehicle off for me. Deputies with the sheriff's office. All right. The reason you're getting stopped is you're all over the road. You got a call about you about reckless driving. All right. What's going on tonight? >> I got to get home. >> All right. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Not a lot. >> Not a lot. All right. And you have a license on you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where are you coming from? >> My friend's house. >> Your friend's house? Where's your friend live at? >> On uh Vicki Street. Vicki Street. >> Yeah. >> All right. All right. You know where you you live at? >> Yeah. I live off of I live off of Stewart Street. >> Stewart Street. You do you know where you're at right now? >> Yeah, I know. I'm at DC. >> You know what street you're on? >> Yeah. >> What street? >> Do what street? >> You're not on Ste Street. All right. Get your license for me. >> How old are you? Uh like 24. >> Okay. >> And you said your friend lives where? I live on >> I didn't say I where does your friend live that the the where you're coming from >> off of I live off Stewart Street. >> Okay. Where where are you coming from? I'm coming from my friend and that's on >> Yeah. Give me your license, please. >> Yes, please. >> All right. >> Do you have the insurance on the vehicle? >> Yes. >> What is this? >> That is my license. That's my registration. >> Okay. What I asked for. It's my phone because we're looking for his [ __ ] phone. >> You can tell her that you're you're not going to deal with something else right now. >> About 5 minutes in, the reality of her impairment starts to show. When asked for basic documents like registration and insurance, she fumbles aimlessly. She hands the officer the wrong paperwork, gets easily confused about where she is coming from, and repeatedly loses track of her own phone. >> I can't deal with someone else right now because I'm [ __ ] pulled over. >> Okay. Well, friend, you're saying that, but like you left my house and like you responsibility. >> All right. You have the insurance >> again. What I asked for? >> Insurance. >> Your what? >> My insurance. Okay. And where's that at? >> It's right here. All right. Have that back. All right. No, you can put all that back. All right. I'll take it. Yeah. >> No. >> I'll pull up whenever you're ready. >> All right. All right, man. Here's [clears throat] the deal. All right, let's put the phone down. All right. All right. I believe that based off All right. The way I'm looking at you right now. All right. Your eyes >> Go ahead. Go ahead. >> All right. All right. You're You're slurring your speech. All right. Your eyes are droopy. All right. They're a little bloodshot, watery. All right. Your your your fine motor functions. All right. You're you're having trouble following a simple you. Okay, that's fine. All right. You you are you already admitted that you had something to drink tonight? All right. So, I'm going ask you do are you willing to submit uh to field sobriety test and ensure that you're not impaired? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm going have you step out for me? >> You all right? >> All right. >> All right. All right. Well, you almost just fell over, so >> no, not >> Do you have pants or something that you can put on? >> Well, ma'am, put pull pull that down. All right. >> All right. >> I didn't ask you to do that. All right. >> Okay. Okay. >> Do you have pants that you can put on? >> No. >> Okay. All right. We're going to step over here for me. >> Can I put your pants on? >> What was that? >> Put some pants on. Do you have pants? [music] Do you Do you have pants? >> It's full of this. >> I I I understand that. That's why I >> No. Step out of the vehicle. All right. Walk over here. Yes, sir. >> All the way over here. >> I 100% believe that. But this is You brought this on yourself. All right. >> All right. I understand. >> All right. You're going to stand right here for me. All right. >> All right. I know it's cold. I'm going try and get these done as fast as possible. >> All right. You just got to follow directions. All right. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Move your hair out of your face. >> All right. You're going to stand just like that. >> Yes, sir. >> Hands out on your side. All right. Good to go. Move your hair out of your face for me. >> The hair that's literally in your eyes. >> Okay. Pull it down. There you go. All right. >> Stand like that. All right. >> All right. Do you have any head injuries? >> Nope. >> Do you have any medical issues? All right. >> Do you have anything that would prevent you from following simple directions? Nope. >> Or any any issues with your eyes? Do you wear contacts? >> Nope. >> All right. All right. Do you wear glasses? >> Nope. >> All right. You see this light right here? What color is it? >> The blue. >> All right. Point to it for me. Wait. I'm going to have you do you put your hand down. All right. You're going to fall with your eyes and your eyes only. All right. Put your hands down on your side like I told you. All right. You do not move your head. Do you understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. All right. Don't move your head. All right. >> All right. Don't move your head. Keep your head just right where it's at right now. All right. Don't move your head. >> All right, you are all right. Keep your head look head straight right there. All right, do not move your head. Just your eyes and your eyes only. All right. All right. >> Well, what are you following? >> The light or you want this? >> All right. The light I told you. This light right here that's directly in front of you. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. All right. Same thing up and down. Okay. >> Mhm. All right. The next task I'm going to have you do is the walk and turn. Okay. What I'm going to have you do, put your left foot right down on this line right here. Right down here. Yep. Facing the vehicle. All right. Facing that vehicle. Facing that vehicle. Right. Right here. That's right. Face that vehicle with your whole body. All right. I understand. >> I understand. Put your left foot on the line. All right. Your right foot directly in front. No, hold on. I'm gonna explain something. Okay. >> All right. Back up a little bit. Put your left foot on that white line. Your right foot directly in front or just like that. Hand down at your side. All right. You're going to remain in that position until I tell you to move. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> Okay. When I tell you to, you're going to take >> Fast forward to the 12minute mark and the driver is asked to perform standardized field sobriety tests. Here she is attempting the walk and turn test. Despite the officer's clear, repeated instructions on how to stand and walk heel to toe. She struggles to maintain her balance and follow the simple directions, sealing her own fate. >> Take nine heel to toe steps, looking down at your feet, counting out loud, 1 2 3, and so on until you get to nine. When you get to that ninth step, you're going to take a series of small turns, coming back down the line, taking nine heel to toe steps, looking down at your feet, counting out loud, 1 2 3, and so on until you get to nine. Do you understand that? >> All right. I'm going to do a brief demonstration. All right? Not Not yet. I didn't tell you to start. You're not going to start till I tell you. Go back into that position I told you to get in. Just like that. All right. >> In reverse. >> All right. Left foot down. Right foot directly in front. Heel to toes touching. Heel to toes touching. Touch your No, go back. Put your left foot down. Your right foot directly in front. Just like that. Heel and toes touching. Thank you. All right. When you do, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps. All right. I'm going to demonstrate briefly for you. All right. >> One, two, three, and so on until you get to nine. When you get to that ninth step, you're going to take a series of small turns just like this. Keeping that lead lane, lead foot on the line going back down the line, counting out loud. One 2 3 and so on until you get to nine. All right. When you start the test, do not stop. All right? It's going to be a continuing motion all the way down. Do a series of small turns and all the way back. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. All right. You may begin. 3 4 5. You want me to turn around now? >> Just like I instructed. >> One 2 3 4 5. >> Okay. All right. The next test I'm going to have you do is the one leg stand. All right. Peeling the toes touching just like that. Hands down at your side. All right. When I tell you to, you're going to hook up either left. Either leg, left or right. It doesn't matter which one. You're going to hold it approximately 6 in off the ground. Looking down at your feet, keeping your foot parallel, you're going to count 1,00 1,002 100,003. All right. Do not stop the test until I tell you to stop. >> All right. You're going to keep counting until I tell you to stop. All right. Like I said, either foot. Doesn't matter which one. Left or right. Can I hold it about 6 in off the ground? You don't have to do it right now. All right. 1,00 1,002 1,003 and so on. Do you understand? >> All right. Give me one second. Not yet. When I tell you to start, just like I said. >> One, two. >> What do you No, not yet. When I tell you to start. >> Okay. >> All right. Begin. >> One. Two. >> Hold it 6 in. And hands down at your side. One, two, 3 4 5 6 7. All right, you can stop. You can stop. All right, I'm going to have you one last test. I'm going have you come over here. Walk forward. Face the face in front of that vehicle right there. All right. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. All right. You're under arrest for DUI. All right. >> Yes, ma'am. >> 93. >> What are you doing? I don't know. I guess not. >> 193. >> Do you have pants in the vehicle? >> Yeah. >> All right. We're going to get those. All right. >> Can I call my husband? >> 10:15 on that female signal one. >> Can I call my husband? >> All right. Uh, no. You can call him when you get to the jail, >> please. Let me call my husband. >> I'm not. >> Hold on. >> No, I'm going to call my husband. You're going to jail. >> Can I please call my husband? >> We're going to get you some pants. All right. >> Watch your head. Wash your head. All right. >> Can I call Can I call my husband? >> Do you have anything in you or on you? >> No. I need to call my husband. >> Okay. >> Please let me call my husband. >> Hold on. That's cool. What? She got panties on or anything? >> Yeah, she lifted it up and exposed herself to me. But I'm not going to charge her with that. But >> okay. >> Uh cuz I asked her does she have pants on and she just completely I'm going to grab her phone, her wallet, purse. >> I think I think those are sweats. >> Yeah, they're Does she say why she didn't have pants on? No. Okay. >> Yep. >> No, this is a jacket. >> Is that a shirt? >> Yeah. >> I'm trying to make sure my heat's on in that car. All right. >> All right. >> Yeah. Did you just slip your cuffs? >> Things take a turn for the worse once she's arrested and placed in the back of the cruiser. She manages to slip her wrists entirely out of her handcuffs. The officer catches on, pulls her out of the vehicle, and firmly warns her that she's dangerously close to catching an additional felony charge for escape. All right, listen to me. Listen to me. You're about to catch another charge. You understand? She slipped her cuffs. Step out. You're pushing my nerves. Step out. Step out. I'm stepping out. >> Turn around. >> Yeah, turn around. >> What did I do? >> You flipped your cuffs. That's what you did. >> You know what escape is? >> No. Did I warn you? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. What? >> So, all right. All right. Good to go. Don't worry. I'm going to tow your vehicle now. I was going to give me the option to call it, but you want to You want to You want to >> No, I don't. I don't. Please. Please. >> No, I didn't. >> Turn around. Turn around. Please stop. No. Stop. No. Stop. Please. Please. Please stop. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please stop. >> I did not. >> Relax. Relax. >> Relax. Face the vehicle. Relax. Turn around. Don't look at me. >> You slip these cuffs again. I'm going to charge you. >> Watch your head. Is there someone that can come get this vehicle? >> My mama. >> Where she live at? >> She lives on >> Steuart Street. Mhm. >> All right. I'm going to grab What all do you need out of that car? >> Everything. >> Well, you you're going to get your wallet. All right. >> Cell phone. >> Cell. That's all you need? Wallet and cell phone? >> All right. Watch your ass. like too cold for this. Yeah, just hop in your car or hop in my car. It's up. All right, I'm going to see I'm going to have her see get her call. Yeah, you you have it right. Thank you. >> All right, Alexis, >> please bring me home. Okay. All right. Listen. I didn't know anything. >> I don't have her number if I can't call her. >> What? You don't What is her number? You just gave it to me. >> What is your What is your mom's telephone number? Listen. >> Tell me now. So, if not, I'm going to have to tow your vehicle. I don't want to tow it. I'm trying to work with you here. >> Okay. All right. Put your >> number. I don't know my number. >> You don't know it by heart? >> I don't know my number. If you can get my number, >> I will. All right. Okay. Okay. >> All right. Watch out. Watch >> myself. >> Watch your arm. Watch your leg. Watch your leg. >> Okay. See, this is why I wish I had an inc car. You >> have a way to stick in your back glass. >> What? >> In face behind your in your body count. You can stick it right there behind the >> Yeah. Oh, it's my fault. >> Yes. Relax. >> It's my fault. >> Alexis, relax. Relax. I Yes. You just asked me to grab it. >> Okay. You're right. >> Did he not? >> Yeah, I did. Okay. >> I did. >> We were able to get the door. >> What's What's the code? What's that? >> Santa3 temperature. >> 1964. >> 1964. >> All right. 1964. What? >> I put 1964 in there. What's the last two? 06 03 54 >> 54 >> 06 >> Yeah. >> 03 >> 06 0364. >> It's not working. And your phone just locked. All right. >> 1964. >> That's not what you did. And your phone's locked for a minute. All right. Get >> here. Please. It's It doesn't I'm not sitting here playing games with you. >> No, I'm not. You are. >> All right, you got to go. >> No, I'm not. No, give me my phone, please. >> Watch yourself. >> No. 1964. >> 1964. What? >> My phone. >> 031 1964. >> 03. My phone number. >> I don't need your phone number. I need you to unlock the phone in 1 minute. I It's locked because you put it in too many times. Wrong. You don't even you're that's how intoxicated you are right now. You don't even realize that that how you put yourself in danger and you put everyone else's lives in danger. >> I'm sorry. >> I understand that. I don't think you're a bad person. Understand that. Okay. I believe you made a mistake. I hope you learned from this mistake. All right. >> I did. >> All right. >> 1964. >> It's locked. All right. Watch out. >> No. Ma'am, put your leg in right now or I'm going to charge you. Thank you. Hey, can uh just when you get it the the signed copy, just drop it off in the office and print the other copy to the uh the jail for my ACR. >> I appreciate it, sir. >> Yeah. Please call my mom. >> That's I >> Please, that's my mom's number. Please, please just call my mom. 100 20 40 60 160 I'm calling your mom right now. >> She's not picking your call. >> Call her again. Call her again. Please call her again. Recovery 51. Give her one more shot to answer. >> Yep. This is the last time I can't be here all day. >> Okay. I'm fine. >> If you can't call my boyfriend, my husband. >> Your call. >> Nice. You guys call my boyfriend? >> One. That's that's all right. That's >> my phone number. Please give me my phone. >> All right. >> Please give me my phone. >> Alexis, I can't can't sit here all day with you. >> All right. I'm trying to hurry, bro. Hey, I'm going to take the knife out of her purse or in her car. >> Oh [ __ ] Yeah. Yeah. Well, all right. Yeah, there's more money in there. Yeah, that's the reason I was like, you know what? Yeah, let's just put the whole person there. All right. Appreciate it, sir. >> Yep. >> Alexis, I can't 193 >> 1019 10:15 copy tag mileage number zancy John 68 starting mileage 49395 >> just let know that I have a female coming in >> I can't sorry my phone number right now >> I have your phone. Alexis, >> you >> I have your phone. >> Call my phone number. Call my number right now. >> I just called it twice. >> Call it again, please. >> I'm I'm already gone again right now, >> Alexis. It's We're past that. I gave you multiple opportunities. All right. >> Please. When you when you get to the jail, you'll be able to get five numbers out of your phone. All right? And then you'll be able to get five numbers out of your phone. >> One more time. >> All right. I just called that three times. >> Okay. Call it again. Please call it again, ma'am. >> Sit back and sit back and relax. All right. Please put a cherry on top. >> You ever been arrested for DUI before? My god. Thank you. >> 193. >> Can you run CH on my driver for prior signs? I have the go pick me up. >> You will when you get to the jail. You'll be able to do all that. >> When I get to the jail, but no. [ __ ] you. Because for real. Like for real. For real. There she was off number one. I >> call my mom for real. You have not let me call my mom. Whoa. Oh my god. [ __ ] >> 19366. >> Can I please call my mom for real after that [ __ ] >> Go ahead. >> You said the key fob's in the purse when I saw it was on the center console. >> And it's on the center console. No, it wasn't. I'll tell you exactly where it was. Oh my god. >> It wasn't God. Okay. It wasn't on the console, bro. >> Just want you to know you're being audio and video recorded. All right. >> You're being audio and video recorded. >> All right. So everything you're saying, all the actions that you're doing, everything >> is all on camera. All right. >> I'm not supposed to say anything wrong. You're driving real fast and driving crazy. >> You're acting crazy. And it's like, wa wa, >> what are you doing? Why are you acting like this? >> Why are you acting Why am I acting like this? Why are you acting like this? All right, ma'am. Just I recommend you just sit back and relax. Okay, >> baby. I am relaxing and chilling. >> Do not come for a [ __ ] [ __ ] car. Listen to me. My wrists are hurting. >> Well, that's You slipped the cuffs the first time. I I don't slip the cuffs the first time. >> That's all I'm listen to me. Do not call me baby. All right. I am not your baby. >> You're hot. >> That has nothing to do with it. My parents are hurrying. The >> sooner I can get you there, the sooner we'll get you. >> What are you saying up there? >> Said as soon as I get you to the jail, the sooner you'll get them out. >> Okay, but you're not getting me to jail. Get me. You're not getting me to the jail. You're not confused as you know. >> Alexis, just sit back. >> What? Alexis, what? >> Just sit back. >> You're not giving me >> sit back and stop talking. All right. >> Give me to the gym, please. I'm cold. >> All right. That's why I have the heat on right now. >> You'll go you you'll >> you're not going home right this second. >> I'm going crazy back here. 1997 back original. Oh crap. >> Did she I didn't think she put it in there. >> I did not car anymore. What she say? >> Thank you. >> Yeah, sorry about that. >> I don't I think she might work like >> Okay. >> Okay. Well, she said she was coming from a friend's house. My car >> my car. That's my car. >> 193. >> Please stop. Please stop. That's my car. >> 193. >> 1095. >> That's my car. >> Starting mile is 494 0. 494 0. >> What do you do for work? >> Look at it. >> I don't know what that means. >> I don't know what that means either. I'm a stay at home mom. I'm a stay at home mom. I'm a stay mom. Oh, please. I'm a [ __ ] I'm a 9 month old baby. That's crazy. My mom, please. Call my mom. Will you call my mom? Are you >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Can you call my mom? Can you call my mom, please? Can you please call my mom? Ma'am, >> you're an adult. >> Give me her number right now. >> I I've already tried to call the number that you gave me. >> Huh? >> I had already tried to call the number you gave me, ma'am. >> Give her right now. Give me your number right now. No, I didn't give you the number. I didn't give you my mom's number. >> Then what number did you give me? Can you please call my mom right now? >> No, ma'am. >> Please. >> No, ma'am. >> Can you call Can you just leave me home right now? >> No, ma'am. >> You can take me home? >> No, ma'am. My take me home. Oh my god. What is that rallying point? You have to fix my annoying. >> No, trust me. It's annoying. >> Well, it's fixing it. >> It's something dropped down there and it just rattles around. >> Says something dropped down there and it just rattles around. >> No, I don't think that's what it is. It's It's a little piece of metal that dropped down there in between my seat and it's just rattling around. Oh my god. You don't have purpose sliding all over. >> Oh, if you sit back in the seat. >> So sit back all the way. >> I'm [ __ ] trying your eyes and my [ __ ] hips are hurting and I want to take you home. >> You're not going home. Alexis, please. >> No, ma'am. >> If I give you money, will you take me? >> Are you trying to bribe me right now? That's a felony. I will charge you with that. If you can't be on right Just make a note on the card. The subject offered me $50 to take her home. Turn down a street. I'm like a mile and a half down the way. Take me to my mom's house. Call my mom. My mommy come home right now. to my mom house. To my mommy house to my mom. >> Okay. >> That's the second time. Second time he just offered >> the second time he attempted to bribe me. >> Bribe me, baby. >> If I went to bribe you, baby, I would. >> But I want to go. >> During the long drive to the station, desperation fully sets in. She attempts to bribe the officer with $50 to just take her home, another potential felony. When that doesn't work, she breaks down in tears, crying out that she has a breastfed baby at home who will starve without her, blaming the officer for simply doing his job. >> Mom's house for real. Like, can we go to my mom's house for real? Like, it's down this road. What do I got to do? Can I go home for real? Can I go to my mom's house for real? I have to go home to my baby. My baby is breastfed. I have a breastfed baby at home right now. Can I please go home to my baby? Please can I go home to my baby? My baby said, "Please, can I go home to my baby? I'm sorry. I got to go home to my baby. My baby is depressed. Baby, please. I cannot go home. I cannot go. Please, please, I have to go home to my presence. >> Listen, Alexis. I told you, Alexis. Listen. >> Sit back and just stop talking. It's It's in your best interest. All right. >> Right now, you're just You're just >> No, please. Please. My baby is dead. I have to go. That's my baby. My baby doesn't take bottles. My My baby doesn't please. My baby is messy. My baby is fresh. My baby does not know. My baby does not know any bottles. So if my baby is good, I can go home. My baby is not breastfed. Please, I have to go home. Please, you can take me to poor. I don't give a [ __ ] Please, just take me home. I have to go home to my breastfed baby. Please. No. No. No. This is This is my home. This is the way home. My baby is breastfed. If you love babies, please. My baby is breastfed. My baby is breastfed. My baby doesn't know this. My baby doesn't know bottles. My baby doesn't [ __ ] know anything. Please. Please. My baby doesn't know anything. My baby doesn't know anything. You're going to make that baby starve. How dare you? My baby's [ __ ] was starving. >> Did I force you to drink and then drive tonight while impaired? Or did you make that decision yourself? >> No. >> Okay. So, I I didn't do anything. Alexis, every decision that happened tonight was every decision that you made. I had nothing to do with it. The only thing I did is my job tonight. All right. Again, I don't think you're a bad person. But >> No, you do. >> No, I don't. >> No, you do. You do. >> Yes, you do. My baby. No. My baby. My baby. My [ __ ] I'm going to jail right now. My baby's a breastfed [ __ ] baby. My baby's not going to have no cities of tomorrow. You're [ __ ] You're a piece of [ __ ] My baby's at home. I can give you so much money if my baby's at home. Where are you taking me? >> To jail, Alexis. >> This is a [ __ ] booty. This is ugly. Where are you taking me? Where are you taking me? >> You're not taking me anywhere. Take me home, please. My baby is at home. My baby needs a kitty. My baby is a breastfed baby and you are where are you taking me? >> My baby is a breastfed baby. >> You said that multiple times. >> Where are you taking me? >> You're going to Santa Rosa County Jail. >> Please. >> You're going to the Santa Santa Santa Rosa County Jail. >> No, for my baby for my baby. My baby is crazy. Please for my baby. My baby. Please titty. Please take my baby home. My baby needs to go home. Please. I need to go home for my baby. My baby needs to go home. My baby wants a movie. He wants to go home. Please, my baby go home. Please, please, can we go, baby? Please. No. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> Sit back in your seat >> and you won't slide around. >> Please, please, can you please go home for my baby? My baby needs titties. >> My baby is a best friend baby. My baby needs titties. My baby's not going to go to sleep in that titty. Where's my baby? >> Where's your baby? I don't know. >> My baby I don't know where my baby is. Please. >> You don't. >> My baby needs titting. Please. My baby needs to go home. Where is my baby? No, for real. Where is my baby? Please take my baby. >> You sitting back. >> I'm [ __ ] sitting back and you're [ __ ] swinging me everywhere. >> I'm turning. I'm making turns. >> Where is my baby? My baby My baby needs >> 9357. Copy. >> My baby is a breastfed baby. Where is my baby? >> 49411. >> My baby is a breastfed baby. And my baby is not here. My baby is a breastfed baby. My baby is not here. My baby is a breastfed baby. My baby is not Oh my god. I'm getting my lawyer. You're going to need one. >> I'm going to need one. >> You got a You already have a DUI conviction from 2020. So, you're getting >> 2019 >> or Well, you got convicted in 2020, so you're going to be >> convicted 2019. >> Okay. Oh, heat, heat. In the end, all the pleading and crying doesn't change the outcome. They arrive at the Santa Rosa County Jail where she is escorted inside to be booked. To make matters worse, the officer notes that this isn't her first time making this mistake. She already has a prior DUI conviction on her record from 2020. All right, step out. You coming in? >> Yeah. >> All right. Stay right there. Turn around. You want to walk over to that? >> I'm going hold on to you so you don't fall. Okay. >> I'm not You're not worried about him falling. >> I'm very worried about it. >> No, you're not. >> Very very concerned about your safety. Electric. I'm >> not worried about my name right there in front of