Go. >> Where did who go? >> The person who got out of the car. >> Nobody got out of the car. >> Ma'am, I have it on camera. >> Excuse me. >> We We'll play like I didn't say anything. Where you come from tonight? >> Work and I live here. >> And you live here? Okay. I'm pulling you over for doing 61 and a 45. Let me see your driver's license. >> Nobody got out of my car. >> Okay, maybe I'm wrong. Where do you work at? >> I work at the Marriott in Marathon. >> How much have you had the drink tonight? >> I had two drinks tonight. >> So, you have a Kentucky registration, a New York driver's license. You work at the Marriott. Live here? >> Yes. >> Okay. Okay. Why don't you have Florida on anything? >> Cuz I've only been down here for 3 months. My boyfriend is right inside. This is his car. I used it to get to and from work. We met when I was in vacation at Key West. So, I moved down here to see if I wanted to live here with him. >> Okay. So, you know how long you have to transfer your license once you move? 10 days. >> I don't Okay. I >> Can I see the registration proof insurance, please? Uh, >> I believe he ran in the house. She's saying he didn't. All right. Stay in the car. Sir, if you're not involved, you need to go back to the house. >> Oh, yeah. How is it you're involved? >> So, you're going to admit you got out of the car and ran in the house? Sure. >> Then you're not involved. Then get away from my traffic stop. >> I'm in my house. >> Then go to your house. >> This is my yard. >> This is a parking lot. Go to your house. >> I'm on my property. >> All right. Let me see your ID, too, cuz right now you're interfering with my traffic stop. >> This is my property. >> Let me see your driver's license. I see your driver's license through your ID. >> I've been home all day. >> Is this your car? >> Yes. >> So, it's registered to you? >> Yes. This is my boyfriend. >> And you're trying to say you didn't get out of the car that I'm seeing things >> absolutely >> blowing up. Okay. Then you could go over there. >> I've been here since I got off work at 5. >> We share a car. She went to work in Maryland. >> Okay. >> Good. Sit on your porch. You're allowed to watch all you want. Don't interfere with my traffic stop. Where do you get your mail down here? >> I don't get mail down here. I still get it. >> Nobody sends you mail. >> No, I don't get mail down here. I get it to my parents house. >> You're not doing yourself any favors here. >> Um, she's possibly DUI. 61 out of 45. She's driving. >> Okay. >> He's passenger. They pull in here. They were quite a bit ahead of me because the speed they were going. But when I pull in, I see her stop him get out, run in the house, and then her back into the spot. And that's when I pull up. >> And what? He said he needed to use the restroom. >> No. No. He's denying he was in the car, >> which I don't get. Unless he went in and hid drugs or something. I don't know. I'm confident I saw him get out of the car and run in the house, but not confident enough I testify in court with my hand up. >> It's not what you know, it's what you can prove. >> We respect your time, so we remove the small talk. Subscribe to Crime Scrutiny for fast, nononsense body cam. >> Nah, that's facts. That's real [ __ ] What? That's real [ __ ] What that other officer just said is is is what you can prove. It's what you can prove. This is why we just see these cases. We see uh if you guys are in hip hop or whatever rapper Little Dirt, he just got off with a murder for hire case and uh you know, just got found not guilty on all charges and everything like that. And because it's what you can prove, not what you what you you know, not what you think you know. You know what I mean? Not you what can you prove without doubt. Without reasonable doubt, man. you know, and they couldn't prove, they couldn't sit there and say that they know 100% that he hired these guys to go commit this murder. They can't prove that you there was no payment. There was no nothing like nothing. You can't prove it. Well, anyway, that's another that's another uh case or whatever. But what that officer just said is facts, man. >> House, but not confident enough. I testify in court with my hand up. >> It's not what you know, it's what you can prove. >> It's not what you know, it's what you can prove. Buddy Cam, >> can you explain to me what's going on? >> All right. So, my sergeant past you or not past you, he got you on radar going 61 to 45. Okay. So, 60 mi over the speed limit. He gets here, someone runs out, someone doesn't, so on and so forth. >> Did you review the footage? because nobody ran out of my car. >> I did not review the footage to my sergeant. He paid you to go on 61 and a 45. That's the reason for the stop. >> That's fine with me. I don't like being accused of something that I didn't do. And he's claiming that somebody ran out of my car is questioning me about what my address is and where I'm living. And I I don't think that that's appropriate because >> Well, you're not in you're not in compliance. That's why. It's not like you're here on vacation. No, you've been here for 3 months and you're working down here. You need you need the ID. Got to switch your stuff over. Period. >> I moved down here to be with my boyfriend and I've been here for the last 3 months. I'm still trying to figure out if I like it here or not. That's why I'm not receiving mail here. He said it looked very bad for me to be receiving mail in a different state and not here. >> You know, when you establish a former residency within a different state or a different address, within 10 days you have to update your address. I didn't establish it though. I literally just packed a bag and I've just been staying here and I've been working at the Marriott and that's just what I've been doing because I'm not sure if I want >> You're primarily staying here and you have you have work down here. So, yes. Where are you coming from tonight? >> I'm coming from work. I stopped for 2 seconds at the Tom Thumb to pick up some drinks for me and my boyfriend cuz I don't spend a lot of time with him because I work late. >> Okay. Where did you get this drink from? Right in the center. Oh, that's a that's from my job. >> Would there be any reason I'm smelling some type of alcoholic beverage? >> I did have two drinks at my job as I was closing up. >> So, would you mind submitting to field sobriety exercises to dismount my belief that you're not operating motor vehicle under the influence of any drugs, alcohol, narcotics, anything like that? >> Um, I don't want to do that because the reason I was pulled over was for speeding. I don't feel that I should. >> Okay. Not submitting to fieldy exercises will be held against you in court. >> That's fine. All right. Go on. Stand up. Do >> you notice anything about her speech? Her eyes >> a little slur. Her eyes are slightly red. Just smell like straight alcohol. >> We have the charge of the non-resident exempt as well, which is an arrestable offense. >> Can I ask you, we're not being arrested for >> DUI? You're operating motor vehicle under the influence. Go ahead and take a seat. >> Why is he not arresting me? >> Cuz I was the one that asked you to submit to fuel soiety exercises. >> But I don't understand why he didn't do everything himself. I'm not trying to be disrespectful or anything. >> It just sort of seems like he was wrong and he wanted somebody else to come here so that he didn't have to admit that he was wrong. >> Okay. Can you guys like explain to me before you guys pull off everything that you can? >> Sure. Clock doing 61 and a 45. So, pull in here. Whether or not um it's true that I think you got out of the vehicle, it doesn't change anything. She's the one driving the car. Came over here talking to her. Um, she seemed like she might be impaired. After she provided the documents, when my deputy showed up, I asked them to go over and speak to her, see if she'd submit the field sobriety exercises. It was her decision not to, so she's being arrested for DUI and non-resident exemption. You guys live here. You work here. >> I do. >> You got to have it registered in Florida. Got to have a Florida driver's license in 10 days. Uh, registration within 30. >> So, I'm going to request that you submit to a lawful test of your breath for purposes of determining its alcohol content. Are you willing to uh submit to that test? >> No. >> You what? >> I'll just do it. >> Your results were on your first sample of 115. So legal limit is 008. So you're a little under double and at 211 you 113. So come back down a little bit. Save me hustle through that. All right. >> According to court records, Laura was arrested on charges including driving under the influence and violating the non-resident exemption for a driver's license. The case was later resolved through a no contest plea to driving under the influence. The driver's license violation charge was dropped by prosecutors. The court adjudicated Laura guilty and sentenced her to 12 months of probation. She was also ordered to complete 50 hours of community service, attend DUI school level one, complete a victim impact panel, abstain from alcohol with random urine analysis, have her vehicle impounded for 10 days, serve a six-month driver's license revocation, and pay approximately $1,188 in court costs and fines. >> So, where did he go? >> Jeez. So, in other words, she was cooked. Like [laughter] I mean whatever, you know, probation, but all the other stuff that came along with it, man. Jim, is it worth it? Is it worth it? Why couldn't you just wait until you got home to have a couple drinks with your boyfriend? Why? Why? You just got off work, you know, whatever. Or pop out, you know, pop out with your boyfriend, go have a couple drinks, you know, but take a Uber home. See, take a Uber home. She thought that she was going to get away with that. Oh, I've only been here for 90 days. Uh, yeah, that's that's a long time. Okay. [laughter] Looking for answers as the world goes by. Watching the reality [music] hit the screen. >> The craziest moments that you've ever seen. [music] Reaction >> captured full time.