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On the afternoon of March 15th in Palm Coast, Florida, Flagler County Sheriff's deputies were dispatched following reports of a reckless hit-and-run driver who had struck multiple vehicles and taken off. Behind the wheel is 25-year-old Marina Brandon sitting partially undressed next to her passenger, 28-year-old Austin Flores. The deputy immediately notices signs of impairment and questions them about the trail of collisions left behind them. >> Oh, 100%. Yeah. Do you see the situation you're in? Okay, well, a vehicle, actually several vehicles, were struck. Okay? You guys took off. Yeah, no. You're driving, correct? Okay, you're in the car, correct? So, you guys took off, struck a guardrail, probably nearly hit several more vehicles. Okay. Hurry up, sit. Put your bra back on and step out. Yeah. Now, you got about 5 seconds before I take you out. Put her bra It's upside down. Before having Marina step out of the pickup, the deputy instructs her to properly put on her top. Clearly, what happened down the road. Yeah. >> Why are you driving? >> Are you going to Okay, stop for a second. Are you going to put her bra on, yes or no? Well, I need you to help put her thing on. It's completely upside down. She needs to remove it, turn it up. It needs She needs to take it off and flip it upside down. Okay. All right. Do you have a shirt at all? Do you have a shirt in the car? Walk over to the side. Stand right there. Where is your shirt? Okay. Put this on your back. Put this on. Put your right hand in. Charlie 224. Sir, what's your name? >> Marina is placed in handcuffs and patted down for safety. Inside the truck, deputies spotted open alcohol containers and extensive front-end damage consistent with the hidden run reports. >> Charlie 2 Charlie 224, I Also show whiskey box truck to be in. >> Yeah. >> Do you want Do you have shoes in the car? >> Uh kind of. >> Okay. Yeah. You got it for a second. >> Do you want to hear that the original crash site or is somebody already there? All right. >> Hey. Hey. >> I don't know if anybody made contact with the original crash scene. All three units >> Copy that. >> Signal 27. >> Is there anything in there? >> I'm going to check in the car. >> Yep, we're good. Thank you. >> All right, you got anything on you? Any weapons, narcotics, anything that's going to stick me or poke me? >> No. I'm a female. >> Thank you. Thank you, sir. I saw it on my way here. I was >> Hey. I was sitting in >> Come on. >> And I'm going to tell you I was going >> All right. You have a seat. Where's your shirt? >> In the car, buddy. >> All right. It's going to take a second to >> It's okay. He was also going to turn in the car. >> Once secured in the back of the patrol vehicle, the reality of the situation hits Marina. She becomes visibly distraught. Begging to call her dad and worrying about work as the deputy prepares her for transport. >> When we get to the jail, I'll get his information from you and I'll make a phone call. That's what they do. >> [crying] >> You get to make a phone call at the jail. That's what the dispatcher gave me. That's what they do. You have an emergency? >> What? Yes. Why? I'm driving under the influence. Hey. W section? 11 or 12? Can I help you with the cell? This is only my second. I know she couldn't because she didn't do F SFSes anyway because she couldn't. And I got all my paperwork much before you even had her out of the car, so. It should be pretty easy, but just I want to make sure that if you can just like review it and make sure everything looks good. And then like little stuff it's asking about like the tow sheet and whatnot, so. Yeah. But so I'll have to call a I guess one of the guys that are there to find out. Okay, copy. Cute. Okay, perfect. Thank you. Okay. We're getting out soon. We got We got about 5 minutes and we'll be there. Uh we'll call him We'll call him at the jail. Hey, what's the vehicle code? Can you get me a copy of the Is that possible? Cuz it it looks like I need that for it. Okay, one thing. And then um do you know what time we Did anyone call that I brought her in there? I don't think so. So. That's fine. That's fine. I'll find it. All right, thank you. Yes, please. Thank you. Bye. What's up? You got a phone call at the jail, okay? Do you need anything? You'll make a phone call at the jail. No, it's not I think I did. >> I'm okay. Keep going, you ready? Turn around, you can do it. >> Wilmer >> I'm ready. Baby. Nobody's home, baby. He was home, baby. He was home, baby. Give me some water. Can we just call for a supervisor, please? >> [panting] >> He was home, baby. >> Charlie unit, just be advised we're still in the middle of town. Copy. >> Deputies brought Marina to the hospital for medical evaluation before taking her to the Flagler County Inmate Facility. >> ready? During processing at the jail, she submitted to a breath test blowing a BAC of .250, over three times the legal driving limit. >> Be careful. >> I will be so careful. >> I won't hurt you. You're okay. All right. >> For me? >> I'm sorry. >> For me?
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