A simple warrant service should have taken only a few minutes. Officers arrived expecting to arrest a woman wanted on a felony warrant. But the moment they announced why they were there, everything changed. Suddenly, she claimed to be having a medical emergency, refused every command, and turned a routine arrest into a standoff that officers say they'd seen before. What happened next wasn't about the warrant anymore. It was about whether the situation was real or just another performance. >> Okay. I was about to say cuz I seen you driving around a couple times. >> Uh yes, ma'am. And then do you have a uh you have a driver's license on you? >> Yeah. >> It's my birthday and I'm having a bad day. So >> I get it. I get it. I give you a light to my entire beginning of December and 3 weeks later. >> Very sweet. Um and then have you had anything to drink tonight? I can smell about my sister and my brother way. >> Okay. Um, are you 100% positive because I can smell I can smell the odor of unless they unless you just spilled it all over the place with them smelling and you're chewing gum. I bet. >> Okay. All right. Well, turn it off real quick. We're going to do some surprises. >> Please. >> Yeah, that's fine. Um I mean, I'm seeing a bottle of alcohol right here. >> That's daddy's. That's my best friend. >> Okay. Well, whose purse is this? >> Daddy's. >> Not yours. >> No. >> Okay. >> I picked her up earlier and then her husband came and got her and she left all this [ __ ] This and her blanket in the back. Okay. Um, go ahead and spit that gun out for me. Okay. >> All right. Hang tight at the back of the vehicle for me. Okay. >> Yeah. I'm about to turn them off. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Approximately how long ago was your last drink? >> About an hour ago. >> Okay. All right. I only have like three or four shots. >> Okay. Okay. Um, here's where I'm at. Okay. Initially, you told me you haven't had anything to drink and then you told me you had told me >> I know. I know. I know. And I'm being upfront with you, too. Okay. >> So, at first you told me you had nothing to drink, right? And then you told me you had two shots approximately 2 hours ago. >> And now you're telling me you had three or four shots a couple hours ago. >> Yeah. last couple hours. >> So, is that your final answer? >> Yes. Yes, sir. Me and my girlfriend just got a really bad fight at my house. I left her there and I just wanted to go to my sister cuz I'm birthday. >> Okay, I understand. I understand. But I got to make sure you're safe to drive. Okay. So, I saw you kind of swaying back and forth in your lane a little bit and I can smell the odor of alcohol in there. Just because there's somebody else's purse, it's an open container of alcohol in a motor vehicle. You understand where I'm getting at? I think she left a person there and didn't know there was any apple in there. >> Okay. Well, that's one of those things where we need to be aware of that. Okay. All right. So, if you just want to step to the front of my vehicle, okay, that way you're facing away from the lights. All right. You can you can face me. >> Oh, okay. >> Um, have you had any concussions or anything like that lately? >> Mm-m. >> Uh, do you wear contacts? >> No. >> Okay. I'm going to move my finger side to side. You're going to follow my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. You understand? >> All right. This one's going to go above your head. Okay. Just look up as high as you can. >> Do what? >> So, no one. >> So, just Yeah, just just follow with your eyes. Okay. You'll probably end up looking straight up like that, but just move your head. Okay. Okay. All right. So, let's get uh I know. Let's get over here where it's a little bit flatter for this next test. Okay. >> Yeah. Okay. All right. You just do it right here. Okay. >> All right. So, here's the deal. So, you want to face this way. It's a little bit flatter going that way, you know. Um. All right. So, >> in front of the other. >> So, here I'm going to tell you what to do. Okay. So, you put your hands at your side. Okay. You're going to put your right heel in front of your left toe like this. Okay. And you're going to remain like this for the remainder of the instructions. Okay? >> All right. So, don't start until I tell you to start. Okay? >> I have no [ __ ] balance. >> It's okay. Um, just do the best you can. Okay? So, don't start until I tell you to start. So, from this position, you're going to keep your hands at your side. You're going to take a series of nine steps forward, heel to toe. It's going to look like this. Okay? One, two, three, four. You're going to you're going to look at your feet the entire time. You're going to count your steps out loud. Okay? >> I did four steps. You're going to do nine. On that ninth step, you're going to take a series, a small series of steps around that lead foot and take a series of nine steps back. Doing the same thing. Eyes on your feet, hands by your side, counting your steps out loud, heel to toe. Okay? You're just going to imagine straight line going straight out from your toe. Okay? Do you understand [snorts] everything I told you to do? >> Okay. You move again. 5 6 7 8 9 turn around. >> Take a small series of steps around that lead foot. Look how bad that went. This is making me look real bad right now. Okay. All right. For this last test, okay, going to keep your feet together just like this. Okay. Hands by your side. Okay. All right. Now, I'm going to explain to you what to do. Okay. Don't start until I've told you to start. All right. Okay. So, you're going to take whichever foot you choose, you're going to put it approximately 6 in off the ground, straight in front of you. Okay. That leg's going to stay straight. Your foot's going to stay parallel to the ground. Again, you're going to be looking at your foot, hands by your side. That foot's going to be stuck out straight like this. And you're going to begin counting. 1 1,00 2 1,000 3 100 until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. You begin. You may again. Yeah, you can. You can start. >> Okay. All right. You can All right. Let's go. Let's go back over here. Okay. All right, here's the deal. I think that you are a little bit too intoxicated to drive. Okay. >> No, I'm going to have to take you on into county. Okay. >> Can I call my mom and let her know what's going on? >> Yeah, we can call your mom and let her know what's going on. Okay. >> Let me grab my phone. >> Grab your phone. Is there anything in the vehicle I need to be worried about? Any any weed or anything like that? >> I have several phone except for alcohol. on the street. You had a traffic ticket, you know. >> I thought you were calling your mom. >> I am. My mom's flying off. I have to call my girlfriend. >> Okay. >> Can I have somebody come get the car, though? >> Do you have somebody who can come get it? >> My mom is >> She can answer. >> Yeah. All right. Come on. Step on out. Okay. >> I'm going to call one. Yeah. >> I I'll let you call her one more time. Okay. >> But I'm freezing out here. >> I am too. >> All right. Come on. We got to go. >> I'll let you I'll let you text him when we get to the jail. Okay. >> Okay. Just call one more time, please. >> All right. One more time. You go one more time and then we're done. >> It is cold, huh? >> It's cold. >> This is my ex-boyfriend. He's the one that got the car for me. Hey, I'm going to jail because I I've been drinking and I got pulled over. Can you come get my car? Yeah. Can you come get my car? I tried to make it now, but I only had like four or five, but it's like 71 what? >> Butter >> and butterflies. Yeah. You want me to put the cheese in the gas? Uh Okay. Well, just leave the keys in the gas cap. Okay. >> Leave it in the gas cap. Okay. >> Is that okay with you? >> Yeah. Um, I canled I can put >> the hazards on. >> No, you're fine. Just leave it there. I canceled the tow truck as long as he can come get it. Okay. >> Yeah, he's on his way right now. >> All right. Put the keys in the gas cap and let's go. >> This [ __ ] sucks. >> All right. Lock the car. Let's go. We got to go. >> I know. I got to pop the gas thing. Why you turn that light off? So like getting a hold of my mom in there now. >> Okay, we got to go. Ready. >> All right. I got to go. He's been handcuffed now. >> Put your put your phone on the back of the car. Okay. Put your hands behind your back. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to poke stab me? Anything like that? Nothing on you? a bad time. That's right. Come on. Heat. Edward. I just wanted to confirm that 29 is valid. Heat up here. Hey buddy, we're going to call your guy. What's he here for? Hey. Whoa. Whoa. Surprised you're not up at old's house. I see your car up there all time. Just fall down. All right. Here you can hop on out. Okay. Trying to get my hair in my face. We're going to go around the corner. Have a seat in this chair. 112 my mom. >> What were you drinking? That's not very >> You'll have a temporary license for It's going to be a paper license for a while. Yeah, your new April. We'll go over all that inside. Okay. >> Porch P. >> What for? >> John was suspended and >> then what >> John? Uh we inter what >> I don't know. Sounds like they're putting homeboy through the ringer in there. >> I don't know. They they just brought somebody in right of those. You're not Will I sign here? people. I have a line. Okay. Thank you. >> I like that guy. Huh? >> I missed the AC3 because What began as a routine felony warrant service quickly turned into a prolonged standoff. Jennifer repeatedly claimed medical emergencies, refused lawful commands, and resisted deputies from the moment officers attempted to arrest her until they reached the county jail.