Deputies respond to a parking lot after reports of someone acting strange in their vehicle. >> Hi, my car is right behind you. I'm good. >> Good, what's going on? >> Oh, my husband and I are getting >> Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. You've got a dollar down here that's going to fly away. >> I know, I know. Because the dog ate it. >> What were you doing today? >> Me? >> Yeah. >> I was um grocery shopping but >> What what can you can you not go through Hold on. Can you Stop. Stop. >> I didn't say stop. >> Okay. Please just stop, okay? Don't take anything. >> I'm I'm You're right, you're right. You're I'm sorry. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You're right what you do. You're right. >> All right, to me it appears to me it Okay, listen. To me it appears like you might be under the influence of something. Maybe you had too much of your medication or something like that. Are you diabetic? >> Mhm. >> No? Okay. What's your name? >> Melody. >> Melody? >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right. What What were you doing over here? >> I was going to see my doctor. >> Okay, what did the doctor say? You all good? >> Yes, ma'am. I am. >> Have you taken any medications today? >> Um I have Gabapentin and a couple of them. >> What would make you this antsy and >> I haven't had any Gabapentin in four days since I got >> Okay. All right. Um so the doctor is pretty concerned about you. >> I >> Okay. Because they think that you might be under the influence of something, okay? So don't put that on yet. Okay. Because we're we're not going to drive anywhere right now. >> I will be very careful. >> You're okay. >> I am okay. I Oh, I'm sorry. >> It's just soda? >> Yes, I'm like Yes, ma'am. >> Okay, do you have someone that might be able to come pick you up? >> No, ma'am. >> Okay, well where can I take you? Because we're not Yeah, we're we're we're not going to drive right now, okay? >> Yes, ma'am. I apologize. Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. >> Listen, if you got if you drive away >> I am not going anywhere. No, ma'am. Not at all. I'm sorry. I was I will thank you. I appreciate that. >> Okay, listen. I'm I'm going to let my partner talk to you here for a second and and and we'll see what he thinks. So, we'll get a second opinion, okay? >> Who's he? >> Can I see your eyes real quick? >> Sure, of course. >> All right. Um >> How you doing? >> So, we're going to get a second opinion, okay? Maybe one of you guys can tell me whether or not >> Uh 66. I am 66. I don't think she is going to drive safely. You know what I mean? >> No. What did you say that again? >> Uh at 66 years of age, getting separated is >> She's getting uh divorced from her husband. >> Not good. >> Yeah, which is terrible and we definitely feel for you. >> Yeah. >> I apologize. >> Now, I understand that that that you're upset, but what I'm concerned about is what you've consumed to make you be twitching so much and unable to like complete a thought. >> Uh gabapentin? Uh do you know what gabapentin is? >> Uh not really. >> It's it's the medications that stops the throbbing because my doctor >> Is it safe to drive on gabapentin? >> Oh, yes ma'am. Yes, ma'am. I am so sorry. I apologize, please. I'm sorry. I'm just going through it. >> Did you take the prescribed amount? >> Of my daily medication? >> Sure. Are you on a new medication or something or is this the normal >> The gabapentin? >> Yeah, is that new? >> Oh, no. It's over 20 years taking it. >> You've been taking it. Have you Has it recently changed the amount or anything? >> Uh yes, sir. >> They gave you more or they gave you less? >> kind of sort of ish. It's uh it's 600 mg per day. >> Okay, have you been taking 600 mg per day for a while? >> had because my family doc uh refused to write it and uh it's at Walgreens and nobody called to let me know. >> So, what did you take today? >> So, the gabapentin's pretty bad. >> Did you take it today? >> Uh the gabapentin? >> Sure. >> Uh no, sir. >> You not? So, what did you take What did you consume today? >> Um I took my Tylenol 600 or I've had more than that. I took that today. >> So, that Motrin you said? >> No, sir. It's it's a morphine. It's a extended release. >> Morphine? >> Yes, sir. >> What do you take that for? >> Uh acute chronic pain. >> Chronic pain. Is there a specific area that you're receiving that you have pain that you can take that for? Because I'm going to be honest with you, it does appear that you are under the some type of some type of narcotic that is like a significant upper. Like, if this is just everyday for you, maybe there's you're having an unnatural reaction to what the the the stuff. >> To keep my hands to myself. >> Excuse me? >> I said I'm I was talking to myself like keep my hands to myself cuz I was going to put >> What's in your bag? Just tell me what's >> Where does she live? >> Hold on one second, Shirley. What's up? >> Will you ask her what her address is cuz I think she lives in Port Orange. She said Palm Coast. >> Ma'am, where do you reside at? >> In Port Orange City. >> You got an ID card on you? >> Yes, sir. Right here. >> Is it in your bag? >> Yes, sir. >> Do you mind grabbing it for me? Is there anything in your bag I need to know about? Any firearms, weapons? >> Uh no, sir. >> You have any like narcotics or drugs or anything in there? I mean, in the prescribed containers or anything? >> Uh no, sir. >> Can you sit back for me? >> I'm here. >> Can you pull that on your lap and go and grab your driver's license from there? >> Right here. >> Can you pull it on your lap so that I can Yes, ma'am. So, I can stand right here with you. >> Pull this one up. have >> dump I didn't say pour it. >> I'm I'm sorry. >> I said pour it on your lap. >> I'm sorry. I'm used to doing this. >> What Why are you used to doing this? >> After >> What's going on? Why are you moving >> After 30 >> 30 years of what? >> Sir, my husband my husband will get sick. >> Yeah, but what does 30 years have to do with you dumping stuff on your lap? You said you're used to this. >> I've been doing it for a long time. >> Why? >> Why? >> Yeah. Can you get your ID out of there? >> Yes. I don't know. I think it's the right thing. >> What? >> I'm sorry, sir. >> What's going on? Why do you keep moving like you're Why are you like moving like that? >> Because this is not necessary at all. >> This is what? >> This is not a good day, sir. >> Yes, this is not a good day. >> Oh my god. >> Can you grab your ID out of there? Sit tight. >> Is there any prescriptions in your purse of yours, ma'am? >> Um >> Or any other drugs, any type of narcotics? >> Um I think I am. Um I think I do have. >> Okay. >> One of my medications, sir. Oh god. >> Do you have any weapons on you, ma'am? >> No. >> Just asking. Just asking. Just for my safety because I don't really know what's in your purse at all. >> I I know you do. But I know you do. >> Ma'am, are you You're all right? Are you going to be all right? >> You know what it is? You You guys scare me. >> We scare you? Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry that you feel that way. I'm not trying to intimidate you at all. >> I can't go through this. >> You can't go through what? >> Divorce, I mean. >> What? >> Because my husband >> My husband will divorce me. >> Your what? >> My husband will divorce. >> For what? >> My husband >> He's going to divorce you or he is divorcing you? >> Yes, he is divorcing He's divorcing me. >> What is that in there? >> Shirt. >> It's what? Can I see it? >> Yes, you can see it. Oh, shirt. I'm going to put this right here in the You are in no condition Why am I scaring you? I'm just talking to you. Okay, do you have a handicap placard because you're parked in a handicap spot? Did you not notice that? You didn't have a doctor's appointment? Okay, so you parked here and then walked in for Can we search your vehicle? Do you mind putting your shoes on and stepping out of the truck for me? >> Why are you upset? I missed something. >> Take you somewhere, where would you like to You're okay with us searching the car, right? Okay, why don't you put your shoes on? And then we'll just come hang out right here real quick, okay? You're dropping all kinds of stuff. What are you reaching for over there? Can we step out of the car? What the coin? Glove up and search the car. Stand up for me. Put your hands behind your back. Do you have anything on you that we should be aware of? >> How about we stand right here? You stand here. Put your shoes on. Do you have anything in your pockets? All right, stop moving. Do you have anything like shoved inside your bra? Right now you're detained. We're going to go sit in that vehicle, okay? The one right behind you. >> Right this way, ma'am. Watch your head, all right, ma'am? Please have a seat inside. >> Yeah, as soon as she got off the seat I was like, "What is that?" >> Possibly it's cocaine through a straw. Is this >> Yes, I do have it. >> Like pink like pink like pink >> I wonder what this is. She's got someone else's driver's license. >> She does? >> Yeah. >> Is it a guy? >> It's a female out of South Carolina. Oh, here's some pills. I think that they're just ibuprofen or something. >> Yeah. >> I wonder if she has like a phone or something in here. Here's another straw. >> Um >> That's weird. >> I don't want to open this to find out what this is, but it's definitely some chunky stuff in here, dude. This is like super These are tablets. I don't even want to open this just to to to know what this is. Always ask for consent. She might just give it to you. Never hurts to ask. She's saying, "Absolutely. Sure. Absolutely. You guys can search my car." >> Smells like piss in here. >> Well, that might be piss in that container. That's my only concern right now. She probably pisses though. I mean, would it surprise you? Got some foil over here, some more money, urine. Looks like fake urine maybe. There's another pack right here, too. >> There's one missing, but like why is it in this little Ziploc bag? It doesn't make sense. >> Does it look like she's making conscious sense and decisions right now? >> Will you go check on her? >> Sure. Are you doing all right? Okay, you're not hot, you're not cold? It's hot in here? Okay. Give me a second. All right, turn on the AC for you, all right? No problem. All right. >> There's a lot of straws in here, like a lot. >> There's a cell phone right here. >> Is there a way to get into the back there, do you see? >> Lot of beach equipment, just chairs and flags and umbrellas. Check behind me back here. Did you check underneath the center console over here? Did you look under the seat over here, Jen? >> I think it's coke. >> Yeah, I think so, too. >> Will coke make a person do that? >> Yes. >> She's grinding her teeth and or like moving her jaw and stuff. There was like probably at least a dozen straws in here, but I didn't see any residue, you know. I got to crawl under here. This >> It's in her house. >> It's from a year ago. >> You doing all right, ma'am? >> I'm okay. >> It's hot in there? Is it still hot? Okay, I turned it up. Give me a second. All right, put it full blast. >> Can you check her jacket, too? >> I checked her jacket. Yeah, I didn't see any pockets on there. >> So, she's being placed under arrest. The vehicle's in a handicap spot. I don't know that she has a handicap. Do you guys want to have it towed? Let me Let me ask him. So, so here's the thing. Either your husband comes and picks it up, or you got to pay for the tow. >> And what about like 500 bucks a piece? >> I couldn't tell you. >> Um my husband come here and he does have a lawyer. He does have a straw. I have had a lawyer since >> Listen, I got to ask you a yes or no question, okay? You want to have it towed? Okay. >> Did you guys make contact >> with her at the car? >> No, we had one of the girls walked out there and just kind of held her there until I got here. So, she was trying to get her >> She was like I don't know. >> She said I've been out here for 3 hours, she said. But we've watched her for like the past couple months. I've never seen her like that. 3 months now she's been going downhill. >> Right. So, she was acting like that inside the office. And then she called, and then we came. >> Yeah, she called it because we were just worried she was going to drive >> Well, thank you, ladies. We appreciate it. >> Melody, who was clearly having a totally normal day, declined to make any further statements and walked away facing two felony charges, possession of cocaine and possession of controlled substances without a valid prescription. She paid $2,500 in bond and was back on the street just 3 days [music] later.