Today we got a video from Body Cam Stories and the title of the video is "Influencer arrested after hit-and-run that one and injured three." All right, let's get into it, man. >> Officers arrived at the scene of a major crash at an intersection in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. As first responders begin assessing the damage, one woman can be seen >> wait, hold on. >> Lauderdale, as first responders begin assessing the damage, one woman can be seen walking away from the scene. This woman is Beverly Yvonne Slaughter, a social media influencer. Moments later, she suddenly takes off running. But, why did she decide to flee? >> Hey, so the cops see her running? >> Ma'am, stop. Stop. Get on the ground. Get on the [ __ ] ground. Get on the ground. >> Oh my god. >> Wow. >> Get on the ground. >> Oh my god. >> Oh my god. >> Hey. Hey. >> Goddamn, what? >> Hello. >> Where's her shorts? LIKE, WHAT THE HELL? >> [laughter] >> HOW DO PEOPLE COME OUT LIKE THIS, MAN? And then if a guy try to come talk to him, they going to be like, "Oh, leave me alone." Look how you presenting yourself, man. >> Get on the ground. >> Hello. Hello. >> STOP MOVING. >> OKAY. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE, PLEASE. PLEASE. >> MA'AM, STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> I can't breathe. >> This is crazy. >> You hurt me, [ __ ] Get off, please. Please stand me up. Please you me up. please? I can't breathe. >> No, >> not sure. I was coming on 97 and I saw this uh female running from the scene. >> Can you stand me up, please? >> Cake eating the shorts. >> [laughter] >> Why were you running? >> Cuz my boyfriend told me to run. >> Why were you running? >> Cuz my boyfriend told me to >> Told you to run from what? >> Cuz he seen y'all behind us. >> Who? What are you talking about? You saw who? >> My boyfriend seen y'all get behind us. We were in the car together. >> Oh, Tracy, I appreciate that. We got a uh $20 super chat from Tracy. She says, "Have a wonderful evening, y'all." Aw, Tracy, you out? All right. You leaving us? All right. I know it's I know it's late, you know. Appreciate that, Tracy. Where's your boyfriend? >> He ran, too. >> What's he look like? >> He's short with an afro. >> White or black male? >> He's black. >> Were you Were you the driver? Were you the passenger? What? >> The passenger, but I got out and I ran. I'll give you his I'll give you his name. >> Do you need to stick her in a car real quick? >> Yeah, let's put her in the car. >> Can you stand up? Come on, bring your knees up. Bend your knees. Bring your knees to your chest. We're going to stand you up, okay? Ready? There you go. Look, you're listening right there and you're not being arrested, but until we figure out what's going on, you can have a seat right here, >> Can you get my phone? >> Yeah, yeah, I'll grab it. Come on. Don't move them. Don't move them. >> I don't want to hear it. I don't want >> Don't move them. Don't move Don't move them. Don't move them. Hey, Frost. >> Let's try and get the license. >> Hey. Hey. >> Hey, did you want to pull want to pull try and pull her out? >> This one? >> I know you got to leave. Yeah. Just in case that's her. I think we call her a llama at this point. Yeah, we'll grab this one first. >> This one? >> Yeah, we'll grab this one first. You get her first. >> I think we got broken femurs and everything. >> All right. Here, let me grab this leg. Yeah, help me out. >> Yeah, bro. >> Okay. >> Dude, we're going so fast. They ran the red light. >> What do you need, McWhorter? >> They ran the red light. They I guess you guys already turned the lights on on her and she literally was going so fast. She ran the red light. >> What What's his name? >> Devontae Dawkins. >> Devontae Dawkins? And he was driving or you were driving? >> We were in the car together. >> Who was driving? >> Him. >> He was driving. >> Yes. >> Why would Why would he tell you to run? >> Nah. Nah, I don't believe that. You could You could hear the the the change in the tone of her voice. Devontae Dawkins, da da da. Who was driving? Him. Like, nah. You was driving. >> Cuz we just we just left from the manager's over there manners. >> What were you running from? >> Cuz he got out and he told me to run too. >> Yeah, I'm a cop. All right. Can you get off her arm? >> We got all y'all. I can't even breathe. What is he >> Damn. >> No, I can't breathe. >> Okay. Okay. >> Help me, y'all. >> All right, come on. We got to get her out of here. >> Yeah, I just got to get my phone. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Let go. Stay right here. Stay right here. >> I can't do that. >> All right, hey. Ma'am, you're going to be okay, all right? You're okay? >> Officer, God, I'm so sorry for everything. Y'all, I cannot feel my feet. >> Are you okay? Hey, look at me. Can you hear me? Hello. Stay with us, all right? You're going to be okay. All right, okay, okay. There you go. Stay with us. Stay with us. Stay with us. There you go. >> They rolled her out on her side. >> So, she's choking. >> She's choking. Roll her out on her side. >> She's choking her blind. >> Just hold her head up. Hold her head up. Hold her head and C-spine. Which way you rolled her? That way? >> Yeah, this way. >> Okay. >> She'll be all right, man. >> Try to hold her head up like that. See if maybe we can get some >> One hand on each side, brother. One hand on each side. >> This, right over the ears. Lift the body up. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Put this underneath. >> All right, she's still breathing? What are we doing? >> This is a little graphic, all right? >> Don't move her neck too much. >> Guys! >> Hey. Hey. Ma'am, no. Come on. Come on. Get out of here. Get out of here. Get out of here. Get out of here. >> They're taking off all McDonald's. Let's shut the McDonald's down. >> You guys need to get back. You guys are If your car is in McDonald's, it's got to go or it's staying here. Ma'am, do you need medic? >> I just need my other slide that you guys threw on the floor. There's glass everywhere. Okay. >> All right, we'll get you your slide. Just hang out here. You're You're be all right, ma'am. You just got to stay still, okay? >> I'm going Look, I I Hey, I I understand you're you're you're in shock, okay? Okay, I'll look for your phone, okay? You okay? Good, you're doing good, all right? I know, you're doing good. I'll switch? I'll switch? >> Yeah, if you want to buy it. You said it's guy's idea here. So, he's he's pretty good, but he's got next battery. >> All right. Don't move, man, all right? Are you able to wiggle your toes or something? Okay, good. Good, good. >> That's good, dude. >> I want to call my brother. >> You're good, man. >> Is your ID here, right? >> It's heavy. >> What is it? >> Do you see it? Let me see. >> Texas? >> Yes, James Jackson. >> I'm going to keep this back. We're going to keep it with you wherever you go. I'll take your ID right now, okay? >> You're doing good, bro, all right? >> Okay. >> You're lucky you didn't You're moving your toes, man, so you're you're straight, all right? Where were you sitting? >> Passenger seat. >> Front? >> Yes, but I wasn't in the driver's seat. >> How did you get out? >> Um, I don't >> Were you able to get out on your own or somebody else? >> I don't know. >> I'm going to have a 10-40 at 4701. >> My car is >> I'm sorry, guys. >> Hey, is that kind of damage to the car? >> So, when I when I was turning >> This is what I was waiting on. I'm like, damn, I wish we get more interviews and to see where the lion is going to come from and what happened. >> When I left when I was turning the corner when I was driving, I had to slow down and I I let him out, you know, right over there by where the Family Dollar >> Yeah. >> I let him out. let him out. >> What Why did he run? He got warrants? >> Yeah, he got warrants and he was he was asked to get out of the car. >> What's uh what's he got warrants for? >> No, he just got off probation. >> Oh, but you don't know if he has like act You don't know if he's >> the the police was looking for him. >> So, right right now basically they're treating the people who are injured like the worst. >> Are they okay? >> I don't know. I mean, I don't I wasn't I didn't get a good look, but there's some people that, you know, required a little bit more urgent medical care than you need. So, as soon as they're done with that, they'll come over here and they'll take care of you, okay? So, give me a couple more minutes and like I said, we're still trying to figure out >> According to investigators, Slaughter was driving at a high rate of speed when she allegedly ran a red light and slammed into a Nissan Altima that was legally turning through the intersection. The impact sent all four occupants of the Nissan to the hospital. One of those victims, 23-year-old Armoni Kimble, a mother of two, remained on life support for several days before her family made the heartbreaking decision to let her go. Three other victims suffered injuries, including Zoe Kemp, who was left unable to walk and continues rehabilitation while trying to regain her motor skills. During a court hearing, members of the victims' families delivered emotional statements directly to the judge. >> Right now, Zoe is in rehab. Um, she's trying to get back her motor um skills far as you moving her hands. Right now, she can't move her legs. She's bound to a wheelchair or the bed. You knew you did this She did this accident and couldn't even turn herself in give giving caring less for anybody's life that she affected. >> Slaughter was ultimately arrested and >> Yeah, I think running really made her look bad. Like that running Oh, man. That definitely left a bad taste in people's mouths. >> giving caring less for anybody's life that she affected. >> Slaughter was ultimately arrested and charged with 14 crimes, including vehicular homicide, leaving the scene of a crash involving death, leaving the scene of a crash causing serious bodily injury, reckless driving, and driving with a suspended driver's license causing death. After hearing the evidence and the victim impact statements, the judge ordered Slaughter to remain in custody pending trial. The court concluded that detention was necessary both to protect the community and to ensure that she would appear for future court proceedings. A major factor in that decision was Slaughter's driving history. Records show her license had been suspended since 2021 and that she had prior convictions for driving with a suspended license, driving under the influence, fleeing law enforcement, and reckless driving in 2023. >> Wow. >> [music]