Oh, hard, hard, hard. How much alcohol have you had to drink? >> Lemonade. >> No. How much alcohol have you had to drink? >> Lemonade. >> None at all. >> You tell me what year it is. >> She had her three-year-old in the back seat, but still chose to get drunk, black out, and crash straight into a police cruiser, caught on shocking DUI body cam. Do you think this mom deserves jail time for putting her child and everyone else at risk? >> Open the door. Now she's awake, incoherent. We're trying to get her to open the door and put it in park. There we go. >> Oh, we got the door open. You got shark. Yes. >> Step on out. >> Come talk with us. Talk with this officer over here on the sidewalk. >> Yeah. >> Just have a seat on that bench over here. >> How you doing? >> Where you coming from? >> How you feeling? >> What's your name? >> Circle. What's your last name? Okay. Where you coming from? >> Okay. Does she remember hitting anything else? >> Yes. >> You hit something else? >> Yes. >> Where? >> No. >> Did you Which Where were you coming from? >> Huh? >> Oh, I didn't didn't think. >> Okay. You see you see what's happening right here? You were coming down the wrong side. >> Where were you at before here? >> See you again. Oh [ __ ] [Music] You feel hurt or anything? Any feel? You feel sad? >> What's up, OJ? How you doing? Good. >> Yeah, I'm good. She was open up on the curb on this side and slowly rolled at me like jumping something off and then I saw her head down. I couldn't reverse it, but I'd rather Yeah. Yeah. So, See how many kids in there? Okay, buddy. You okay? >> Not yet. What's up, buddy? You see the fire truck? You see the fire truck? Look at that. Is that cool? Let me give you this truck. That's your truck. Awesome. >> AC on. >> Yeah, >> it's in park. >> Make sure it's in park yet. >> Yeah. Good catch. >> What's up, buddy? >> I couldn't even see through the tents back. So, good catch. >> Yeah. >> What's up? >> It's Let me know if you're getting an airbag there. >> They got medics coming, too. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> He looks like he's good, but we'll make sure he's fine. What's up, buddy? Did you see the Did you see that? Did you see the fire truck? >> If you want it back. >> Hi. >> Is it just you and your daughter or is it you? >> My son. >> Your son? How old is your son? >> Hi, man. >> What's your name? >> Huh? >> Two. Where do you live in Glenn? Allen for Chance. >> Yes. >> Yeah. Do you live on the south side? Yes. >> I think I think we met before. >> How you feeling right now? Where are you hurting? >> Where do you hurt? Your chest and neck? >> Head. Back. >> No. >> Did you have anything to drink today? >> No. >> Okay. >> You want to go to the hospital? >> No. >> Okay. Nothing's hurting you. Nothing's bothering you. You don't want to go to the hospital? >> No. >> All right. The medics talk to her and then we can be able to get people here. Hi. >> So, it sounds like from what I'm hearing that you were kind of not responsive for a little bit. You were slumped over. Your vehicle hit the police car obviously. So, that's not normal behavior, which makes me think that you're probably under the influence of something or at the very least having medical emergency. So, we need to take you over to the hospital to get you checked out. >> Okay. Uh well, how much did you have to drink today? >> None at all. >> Can you tell me what year it is? >> None. >> That's not what I asked you. What year is it? English. >> What's that? >> Yeah. What year is it? >> You speak English? >> Yes. >> Okay. Can you tell me what year it is? No. Okay. We're going to go to the hospital then. You can't tell me what year it is. So, uh, you didn't need anything before we go. >> Yeah. Yeah. You're going to be talking. >> Okay. Shark, you remember me? Okay. You know what happened right now? >> Yes. >> What? What happened? Did you get in an accident? >> Okay. >> Um, where's your husband at? Is he at home right now? Okay. >> How much drink? Don't mind. >> We knew we go way back. All right. How much is the end? >> How much? Just a little. >> I can't hear. >> Can you pronounce? I cannot understand. >> Okay. Is there any drinks in my car? >> No. >> On the way. Clear. Did you drink at home? >> Yes. You know that you had a problem with alcohol and that's okay. I know you've been struggling with it for a long time. >> What? >> It's lemonade. >> It's lemonade. >> All right. >> Did you drink vodka or did you drink? >> Okay. That's not true. >> Don't lie. Zero. >> Okay. Seriously, >> I can't hear you. >> No, no, no. You stay there. You stay there. Stay sitting down. >> What's your first name? >> What's your name? >> I can't hear you. >> Sha. >> Yeah, that is. >> Okay. What's What's your Is that your son? >> What's his name? >> Alan. >> What? >> Alan. >> Allan. >> Yeah. Okay. So, I've got to I know they've they've talked to you. I know it's not true. Look at me, Sher. Look at me. I know it's not true that you're saying you had nothing to drink. How much alcohol have you had to drink today? And don't tell me none, cuz that's not true. How much have you had to drink? That your lipstick that you're wearing, look at me. Your lipstick is on the beer pins that are in the cup holder. The same lipstick that you're wearing now. So, don't tell me you haven't had anything. How much have you had to drink? One, two, tell me the truth. >> Lemonade. >> You had just lemonade? >> Yes. >> You didn't have any alcohol? >> The alcohol is in the middle of the in the middle of the car. It's got your lipstick on there. >> Yes. >> How much alcohol have you had to drink? >> Lemonade. >> No. How much alcohol have you had to drink? >> Lemonade. >> No, you didn't have just lemonade. >> I don't lemonade. >> How much alcohol have you had to drink? >> Lemonade. You haven't had any beers? >> Yes. >> No beer? >> Yes. >> How much beer? >> Very little. >> Very little. >> Okay. What's little? One, two, >> two. >> You had two? >> Okay. >> What's that? >> What do we do? >> We're going to figure out what's going to happen. Do you know where you are right now? >> Yes. >> Where are you? >> In the >> down. Okay. Do you know what day it is? >> Yes. >> What day is it? >> Uh October 6th. >> It's October 6th. Okay. Are you married? >> Yes. >> What's your husband's name? >> Sam. >> Sam. >> Where is Sam right now? >> He's inappropriate. >> He's inappropriate. >> Yes. >> So, all right. Now, this is what we're going to do. So, I'm going to do a couple of things to make sure you're good. Okay. All right. >> So, this is the first thing. This is the first thing I want you to do. >> Stand up straight. Stand up for me. >> Stand still. >> Okay. I want you to turn and face. Turn all the way to me. All right. So, I want you to stay like this. I want you to stay in this position. Okay. Keep your arms out to the side. Okay. Now, what I want you to do is I want you to follow the tip of my pen. This is just your eyes. Okay. >> Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you have any medical anything wrong with you? Any medical issues that can prevent you from doing this test? >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm okay. Do you wear contacts? >> Contacts. Do you wear glasses? >> No. >> Okay. >> So again, I want you to just follow this tip of your eyes only. Okay. >> Can I talk to you briefly before we go to the next is it fair to say her condition. you don't feel comfortable for her own safety for her to complete the walk and turn one leg. Yes. >> All right. At this point, given the circumstances of what you have, maybe do you think maybe you have any other tests or anything else that you'd like to do prior to offering any option to provide a breast sample or you think at this point you'd like to provide a breast sample? >> I think that's probably the best. All right. So, we're going to skip the rest of those steps right there. Okay. >> Does it seem like you're having a hard time keeping the balance? All right. So, I want you to provide a breath sample for me. Okay? >> So, it's like blowing a balloon. Put your lips on there and they just blow. Just keep going. Okay? >> All right. >> Keep your hands down. >> Keep your hands down to the side. >> Okay. >> Put your hands down. Keep your hands down. >> Put your hands down. >> Put Put your leg down. Put your leg down. >> Put your legs down. >> Put your leg down. >> Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit back down on the bench. Have a seat. Have a seat. Here we go. Have a seat. Have a seat. Sit down. Sit down. There you go. >> There you go. Okay. So, we're still gonna do it. Okay. So, just now we have to get a partial. Breathe in. Breathe in. All right. Blow. Blow. Hard. Hard. Hard. Blow out. Blow out. Hard. Hard. There you go. >> Stay sitting down. Stay sitting down. >> 250 on say >> I don't want you to fall down. >> Chris, what are you saying? >> We got to get her on the She's going to take her. >> Yeah, whenever you guys are done. Talk to him. See what he wants you to do. He wants you to go to the hospital. >> You're going with him. >> And you're going to stay with him. >> Are you guys talking? >> You got Do you have a warning? Hey, warning. >> I might have one. >> I got I got a good >> read the uh >> All right. You never seen another instructor. Okay. So, we're going to help you up and we're going to have some Hey, hey,