Hello. >> Hi. Sorry. I I I'm sorry. >> Okay. Well, I'm deputy Clark County Sheriff's Office. >> Yes, sir. >> The reason I'm stopping you initially was your tag lights are out, but two, you almost came right into my vehicle back there and completely into the lane. >> So, >> I'm sorry. >> You're good. >> License, >> Chelsea? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. You still live on Eric? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Do you have your registration insurance? Um, this is my uh fiance's car. >> Okay. You know, your brights are on too, correct? >> Yes. They're really dim. And I'm sorry, I have really bad vision. >> Okay. Well, you almost went off the road and stuff like that, too. Is everything okay? >> Yes. I'm sorry. I was on the phone with a friend of mine. I'm having a little bit of a bad night, but yes. >> Okay. No worries. >> Um, and again, I said it was my fian Can I >> say I You got to speak up. >> I said it's my fiance's car. That's not my car. >> Okay. >> So, >> where are you coming from? >> Um over there in Benell from France. This is all I have. Cuz again, it's not my car. It's my fiance. >> Okay. Cuz that's Yeah, that's a title. >> Okay. >> Do you know who the insurance is? >> Um I don't I think I think he has progressive. >> Okay. What is his name? >> Uh Kyle. >> Okay. Okay. So, that's who the vehicle comes back to. >> Yes, sir. Okay. >> And that would be um December 17th of 91. >> Oh, it's his birthday. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Give me one. I'll be right back. >> Yeah. I was able to pull everything up. >> Okay. Yes. >> Have you had anything to drink tonight? >> Um I had I have glass wine. >> Okay. >> All right. So, listen. Where we're at right now, you're not in handcuffs, nothing like that. >> Yes, sir. I with your driving almost hitting me. >> Oh, I am so sorry. >> Yes, sir. >> I just want to make sure you are okay to drive. Okay. Um would you be willing to do some field of bright exercises? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. So, I'm going to have Deputy Chen back here. He's going to start running uh he's going to run those with you. And if you're if you don't show signs of impairment or not able to drive, we'll get you out. Hold on. Stay Hold on. Stay over here. Don't walk in the road. >> No. I'm sorry. Go with him. >> No, no, no. He's coming up here right now. So, we're going to go ahead and step back here out of the roadway. We'll talk to her for a second. >> Yeah. If you just want to move your car real quick and we'll block this off. >> All right. Go ahead and sit back here. You can come back here now. >> Can I take the flip flops off? >> Yep. We'll we'll do all that in just a second. Okay. >> Like I said, my main concern >> with how you're driving is just making sure you can get home. You're not far, but we just want to make sure. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Glass of wine. >> I had two glasses of wine. [snorts] You drink on like a regular basis or is this >> I don't. >> And what was the exact address that you came from? >> Well, I came from um 1405. >> And I'm going to >> going to a friend's house. >> No, I'm going to my house. >> Going to your house? >> Yes. >> The other deputy told me you're going to a friend's house? >> No, I never said >> misheard thing. I apologize. >> I'm going home. >> Oh, okay. Do you live at home alone or is somebody else at home? >> No, no, I live at home alone. >> Okay, I got you. >> Where you coming from? >> 1405. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. So, for the first exercise that we are going to do, >> Yes, sir. >> It'll be the um horizontal gaze next exit pilot exercise. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, are you wearing any glasses or contacts? >> Go ahead. I am wearing contacts. >> Okay. >> Also, starting. [snorts] >> Okay. So, I'm going to check your eyes. I need you to stand with your feet together. >> Talk about the delta 110. >> Arms and hands down by your side >> and look at this stimulus right here. >> John >> and follow the stimulus with your eyes only. Do not move your head. >> Keep looking at the stimulus >> until you are told the test is over. Test for equal tracking first. >> Exercise. Sorry. >> I'm just doing equal tracking right now, right? >> Yes. >> Equal pupil size and rest. Did you copy? >> Okay. So, the second exercise is going to be the walking turn. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. So, we'll use >> she's Where you going? He hasn't told you what to do yet. >> Go ahead and stand right here. >> Okay. Since she's wearing flip flops off of her shoes, these are a little big for me. So, can I take them off? >> Yes. If you want to go ahead and take them off. >> Thank you. >> Okay. So, the walk and turn exercise. >> Yes, sir. >> You're going to place your left foot on the line. Then you're going to place your right heel against the toe of your left foot. >> Just like that. Okay. Place your arms down as your side. Maintain this position until I have completed the instructions. Do not start walking until I tell you to do so. >> Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. When I tell you to start, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps >> on the line. >> Turn and then take nine heel to toe steps back down the line. Just like this. >> One. >> Don't start yet. >> Don't start yet. Don't start yet. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm showing you. Just like this. >> Yes, sir. One, two, three, four, five. Stop your hand. >> You said nine. >> I I'm just I'm not going to do all nine. I'm just saying nine. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> You're going to take a series of small turns. >> And then go back onto the line. >> Keep the position. >> Stay like this. >> I'm sorry. >> Proceed to take nine heel to toe steps back. >> Yes, sir. >> Just like that. One, two, three, four, five, and so on until you get to nine. Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Not yet. They didn't tell you to begin yet. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. While you're walking, >> keep your arms, >> keep your hands and stuff together in the position will be delayed organized. >> Keep your arms at your sides. Watch your feet at all times and count your steps out loud. Once you start walking, do not stop until you have completed the test. Do you understand these instructions? >> Absolutely. >> You know, you're the one driving the car, so absolutely respond, like I said. I am. But that's why I'm not citing you for it. It's not your car. Um, if you are going to use the car though, make sure you know where the registration, the insurance, make sure you know where all that's out at in case like wreck or something like that. >> Yes, sir. >> Um, once they're finished with their stuff, we'll get this all done. Um, careful with your driving and all that. You know, you almost hit me. >> I am so got your brights on. >> Yes, sir. >> I got you. Like I said, you said you're going through a lot. You know, I'm not even going to get into the details about it. Just remember that stuff can have an impact on you out here, >> especially driving and stuff like that. You're not in the right mindset. Okay. >> Um, so this will be yours to keep. Once we're done, I'll give you your license back, all that stuff, and we'll we'll get this going. You can just lean against the car over here just while we're waiting. >> I don't need that. I just wanted Yeah, just to just to relax if that's what you wanted to do. >> No, you're good. I just want to go home. Does your fiance live with you at Eric? He >> does. >> Okay. Cuz he comes back for a different address. So I didn't know. >> No, he got back at uh >> Mago Vista or something. >> Vista. Yeah, that's his mom. >> Okay. >> It's a new thing, you know. >> Hey, listen. >> It's a new thing. >> Yes, sir. Okay. >> She said you look antsy. >> Look antsy. >> No, I just have a neurological disorder. >> I'm sorry. >> Nothing. So >> at this time after doing all of the exercises and feel it is my determination that you are not to drive your motor vehicle right now and I safe for you to drive. Okay. So I need you to go back. Okay. >> I do. I have. >> Yes. >> They don't sin down anymore. But um >> Yes, ma'am. >> There's nothing. I can't say anything. >> Okay. >> I need to go home. >> I understand that. >> I do. I really need to go home. I know. I'm not going to say anything, but I really My kids need >> Are they home? Who's at home? >> Let's go home. >> Who's at home? How old are the kids? 10 and seven. And my my >> Who's watching right now? >> My ex-husband left. He left. >> I have no one. I have no one. >> Real quick, who's watching your kids right now? >> Well, my my fiance was, but he left. He left. >> How long ago did they leave the house? >> A couple hours ago. >> So, your 10 and sevenyear-old have been home alone for a couple hours? Well, they weren't, but they weren't home alone, but he's now left. >> And by my son just 18. >> Is your You have an 18-year-old? >> I do have an 18. >> Is he at home with those two? >> No, he left because my fiance told him to leave. >> Why would he tell your 18-year-old son to leave? Does your 18-year-old son live with you? >> He did. He just turned 18. My son and my daughter are the only I'm the only one. >> Okay, real quick. How about this? We'll grab your phone so you can real quick call someone to make sure that they can go back. >> No, I have no one. I have no one. I have no one. >> No one's going to be at home watching your kids. >> I have no one. Please, I have no one. No one. >> Where is the children the kids father at? >> They he I don't know. He left. He left two years ago and he never came back. >> Okay. Well, here's my question. Who's been watching the kids today? >> Well, I was at work today. I was at work today. I left a little bit ago because my boyfriend, my fiance was angry and so he told me to shut my mouth and to leave. So, I did. >> So, was he the one watching the kids? >> Yes, he was there watching him, but he's not there anyhow because he left. You can see it in my phone. You left. >> That's worrisome. It's like you're going to be making a drive there. >> Please no. Oh my god. Please stop. My kids are going to be scared. >> I understand that. But there's a 10-year-old and a seven-year-old at home alone while you're out there. >> Terrified. >> Driving under the influence. >> I was not. I left. But he was there cuz he told me to leave to shut my mouth. He told me to shut my mouth and leave. This deputy right here is going to do a search of your person cuz you're under arrest and you're going to jail. >> Unfortunately, it is what it is. >> I'm like, "Can I go to my house?" Like, can you like like But my SC kids are going to be really scared. >> They're going to be really scared. >> Were they scared while you were out or >> No, because he was there and he left. That's why I was going home because he left when I was gone. >> He left while I was gone. And now I'm What are your name? >> We'll get it figured out. >> What are your kids' names? >> Now they're going to need >> I'm going to write down the kids. first. >> Hold on. Keep it open. >> He probably won't answer your phone call cuz he >> Well, here's the thing. If your children truly are home alone right now and there's no guardians. >> No, there's no guardian right there because he can't leave. And that's why I went there. I was trying to go home to go home to my kids. >> Okay. Well, you're you're having to go to jail for driving under your influence. Okay. So, the thing is if we can't get anybody to watch our children, we have to notify DCF and DCF has to come and get them. >> Please don't. >> We can't leave a 10-year-old. >> Call Call Kyle. >> Okay. Is there anybody else? >> Um Kyle's mom. >> Okay. Does she live here in Palm Coast? >> I don't know her phone number. Is her phone numbers in my room? Uh Denise, please. I don't know. >> Does she live in Palm Coast? Yes, ma'am. >> Same last name near um No. Okay. >> So, I'm going to read you your Miranda rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may and use be used at [snorts] may be used as evidence against you. You have the right to talk to an attorney or have him or her with you now or at any time during questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you. If at any time you wish to stop talking or have an attorney present, all questioning will be stopped at your request. Do you understand these rights? >> Yes, sir. >> With these rights in mind, are you willing to talk to me? >> Yes, sir. >> Is that a yes? >> Is that a yes? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you mind telling me what these are? >> Oh, my um neighbor gave me those. They said they're Delta 8 um mints. >> Delta eight mints. >> Delta 8. Yeah. That you buy from like right here. in the smoke shop. Yeah. They said that's what they are. Delta 8. >> You got them from a neighbor? >> Yes. My neighbor lives behind me. >> Your neighbor lives behind you? >> Yeah. >> Delta eight. >> Did you take any of those? >> No, I did not. No, I don't because I took a half of it the other day and I am not so good with like that stuff. It makes me very paranoid. But they told me it was delta eight. >> They told you it was delta 8. Yeah, because they don't get I mean, if you're not my neighbors behind me, they're not >> they strange people. >> No, they're very kind. >> They're nice people. >> Yeah, they're very nice. >> Okay, I got you. All right. That's all we had to ask. >> You test it. I mean, it's it's Delta A. It's >> You don't have a medical marijuana card, right? >> No, sir. I do. >> Okay. I don't. >> You don't use any hemp products or anything else like that? >> No, sir. I do not. >> Okay. >> No, I do not. All right, we're going to close the door. Just watch your feet. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> How you doing? Deputy Mr. Black County Sheriff's Office. >> Hi. >> Are you Chelsea's fiance? >> Yes. >> So, you know the house in the east section? >> Yes. >> Are you able to head there and watch the kids? >> Where is she at? >> She's arrested. >> What did she do? >> DUI. I I don't know any of that. I wasn't even at the traffic stop or anything like that, but um she gave permission for you or the mother-in-law to go watch the kids. Obviously, you're here. So, um if you can go there and watch the kids, that'd be great. We got deputies there waiting for you. >> By the way, I'm sorry, dude. Thank you. >> No worries. Be there in 15 minutes. I'm sorry. >> Do you have a good phone number just so I can pass him along? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Do any of the kids have a cell phone? >> Huh? >> Do any of the kids have a cell phone? >> Just let them know we're at the house. Haven't got any answer yet. We just want to let them know law enforcement's on scene. >> 22 any uh cell phone. They should be asleep. >> I believe she left. She must come looking for me. >> Do not forget anything. So, what we're here right now for drive, >> we're trying to get a back story of what led up to tonight. >> Cuz kids are here by themselves. >> I am aware >> the front door is unlocked. >> They have no phones. >> They have no phones. >> No kidding. >> So, we're just trying to get a little backtory cuz she told us originally that she left, but you were still here and that you had left. But the kids are telling us that y'all got into an argument. When I hear about an argument, nobody's recorded anything like that. >> You guys fight argue. She told us there was an argument. Cool. You know, that's between y'all. >> I left at 9:00. >> 9:00. Okay. She was still here. >> Okay. >> She probably came looking for me. >> She told me she was coming from a friend's house. >> She told me she was at 1405. >> She told me a friend's house. And then obviously when we learned she'd been drinking, she was at the bar. >> Okay. Okay. >> That's >> But both the kids said that you left first and then she left. She please don't give her a child danger. She's got a lot going on. >> Listen, we're not here to we're not here to do anything. We're here to get a little back. We have to figure some stuff out. Again, unfortunately, we're here now. We have to We have to We had to do the welfare check on the kids. >> We have to contact DCF because the kids were alone. That's for our guidelines and policy. No one no one wants to do anything like this, but again, we have a criteria that we have to follow and that's where we're going right now. Supervisor's on his way here. We got to go over everything and we'll go from there. Um, but again, she did go to jail for DUI. >> Um, >> oh yeah, she's got some THC pills on her too and all that, which could have something to do with a DUI and all that, too. So, um, do you live here or do you live with mom over in Logist? >> I live here. >> You live here. Okay. >> I have the little one here just watching her tablet on the couch. >> You're good. You can go inside, but then I'm going to talk. >> When was she had she been drinking when you left or was she >> like I said, that's not going to play into effect on anything with the DUI all that that >> we're just trying to get a backstory with what happened, why she wouldn't leave the kids here by by themselves. >> She didn't drink anything. She's not making smart judgments on that part. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> She shouldn't have left. I don't >> So, she was even drinking before she left. >> So, she has a drink problem. >> I'm trying. We're working on it. Like, it's >> something happened this week. She's been doing good, man. Like, she and I'm not Listen, I we understand that you people, it doesn't make her a bad person. It's just bad decision. There's consequences for that decision. >> Yeah. And unfortunately, because of everything else, that's what brought us here. like her out driving like >> thankfully she didn't crash herself or somebody else. >> Now the kids are here home alone >> or something happens to them. They can't even call >> they have a she's not thinking right man. She would like I I don't know. Something happened this week. She's got a lot up here. We're working on it. Like I've been begging her to get some help like therapy and [ __ ] [snorts] >> Hence why I left. I couldn't. It was it wasn't safe for me to stay. I didn't think she would do this. this might be a stepping stone for you. So when you go to court and you can ask the judge, look, she needs X, Y, and Z and she's got, you know, because they can order her, mandate her do all that stuff, >> especially with, you know, AA meetings and trying to get that under. >> How long have y'all been together? >> Over a year. >> Okay. How long have you been like So do you live here now or you just How long have you been living here? Like >> a year. Over a year now. Well, we've been together almost two years, but I've been here at this physical address for over a year. >> Okay. >> She quit drinking. She's had two nights this week she's drank and I don't know why. She's just overdone it and it's been I don't know. I don't know what triggered. I was just talking to my parents earlier like I don't understand what's happened this week. >> Mhm. >> But I know she's been through a lot and we're working. >> I know her first concern was the kids. That's why she was like, "Hey, I gota give you my concern." >> I mean, it really was. >> Well, after Yeah, that was the first thing she brought up was the kids. >> If I would have known that she was going out because I have cameras. >> Yeah, I've been watching them to see cuz I was like, she may leave. I should have took the keys, but she was here till she didn't leave until after midnight. >> She's an adult. I mean, she's in control of run actors whether she's my [ __ ] car. >> Well, I'm saying whether she [laughter] drove away or got a ride out of here. I mean, if like she's the only one who can control herself. >> Told me that she said she was going to the store around 10 p.m. >> Yeah. So, >> right. >> Okay. Um, but so you're here. You're good. She to stay with the kids. >> The kids will be perfectly taken care of. They will not be left alone. I'm going to take them to SeaWorld like we were planning on to tomorrow. Hopefully, this isn't going to piss them off. Toad. Yeah, it was totally because there was no we didn't know it to >> Rogers. Sorry. Um, do [music] I need any paperwork from you guys for that? >> No, you're the registered donor. Um, there so there was $300 that we couldn't say was hers. Um, cuz obviously y'all not being married like we I wasn't going to give her the money that was in the car. So, it's still locked in the uh center console. >> So, cuz you're the register owner, so that that's going to be yours. Um, so if you need the money to get the towing out, tow out that that's in there at my mom's house, but that's not an issue, guys. I really appreciate you. I'm sorry for this. I really hope that we don't like lose the kids or some [ __ ] over this. >> I'm not I'm not going to tell you're going to lose the kids or anything like that. Like I said, DCF is going to get contacted just because of the circumstances also. Um, and then there's other stuff we have to go over. Um, but just because we contact DCF, it's >> I mean, if she continues it for a period of time, there's a chance. But what they'll probably do is DCF will come make contact with her. They'll put a safety plan in place and it'll probably be you or she has family here where somebody is like >> the moderator of the family the safety plan where she can't drink or she can't do X Y and Z. >> I was going to send her to a treatment facility like >> so and that's what I was getting with X and she's got to go like not just for drinking like for I'm trying to find a way to >> Can you add the kids to the call info? >> I don't I can't do it myself. run a business like it's only a year old. Like I got to fix. >> Okay. >> Cuz you'll probably be the contact point of contact like DCF has to put you as like the primary caregiver while everything's going on if they even go that route. They just got to have all your information and stuff, especially since you live here, too. So, all right. >> I'm going to Yeah, we have all his stuff. Got his phone number. Um I'm going to go meet them. Height weight everyone. >> Huh? >> Height weight every 5. >> We already have you in there. 510. How much you weigh? >> Uh 160. >> Um I'm going to go meet them down there. Go over everything. I'm good here. Unless there's anything else you think we need. >> Um eye color brown. >> Yes. >> So um >> it it's just going in a report. >> No, no, you're good. Don't worry. No worries. I gave him my ID back. >> Yeah. >> Let me Yeah. So that that's it. If you have any questions, you can give us a call. Like I said, it it sucks that this is happening for y'all. And like I said, hopefully maybe this is a might be a wake up. >> I'm on the same page. It sucks. I was really worried about the kids. Like it sucks. She >> She's going to have to pay it. I got one a couple years ago and I >> go I'm going to go run down there. >> I get it. study.