You're really smart. >> I'm smart. >> Yeah. >> I haven't even spoken a word to you. How do you know I'm smart? >> Female officers around. >> I'm good, bro. Check me. I don't care. >> I'm giving authorization to you. >> I'm not going to do that. So, >> bro, I like men. Come on. Just search me. >> Some women know exactly how to use their looks and charm to get what they want. But when they try their seductive tactics on police officers, these women learn the hard way that the law is above their cheap tricks. [gasps] Can I take a picture then? >> Give me a kiss. >> I'll just use an old picture. >> Give me a kiss. >> Female officers around. >> I'm good, bro. Check me. I don't care. >> I'm giving authorization to you. >> Here are several instances when dangerous seductresses try flirting their way out. Meet Andria, a drunk driver who bashed her friend's car and tried to smooth talk her way out of getting a charge. >> Can you wipe my nose? >> I need a I need a yes or no. >> Now, what did you tell me? Wipe my nose right here. What did you not a baby like this? >> Like my son crazy as hell. I don't want him thinking my >> You get me out. >> Get you out. >> You put me in this. You get me out. >> Well, if you ask me, baby, you ask me cuz you the one said, "Push your ham back." >> On July the 2nd, 2023, officers received a 911 report of a hit and- run incident on the highway. According to the victim, the lady in question hit her car from behind before zooming off. Wasting no time, the officers located and stopped the woman involved. The officers were prepared for just about anything, but they would soon come to find out that they weren't prepared enough. >> Stop. >> Stop the car. >> I stop. >> Put it in park. >> I did, but you sir. >> Yeah, because you're getting stopped. >> Going to be out on the vehicle complex. Stand by. >> Huh? >> Get out the car. >> Yeah, I'm okay. Back off clearing out. Put your >> hands behind your back. >> What? I did. Put your hands back. There >> should be a female driver. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> But what did I do, sir? Please tell me cuz this my >> How'd you get that damage on your vehicle? >> What you mean? >> That damage right there on your vehicle. >> I did have it like that. >> You can get barely get in your car. Stop. >> No, I'm telling you. >> Stop. Turn your wrist. >> Look at Open the other door on my other car. >> I did. Hold. >> I'm right here. You cool? >> Yeah. You going to stop pulling away? No. All right. Do me a favor. Lean against my car right here. I >> can't believe that girl. Yeah. >> I think we just got her just right now. >> Huh? >> We just got her. >> Oh, y'all got her? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I wish she would hit my car and not take off and take off. We supposed to be friends. You don't do stuff like that. >> You know the lady that did that? >> Yeah. >> Who is it? >> Who is What's her name? >> Her name is Andria. I don't know. I forgot her last name. We just came out and everything. I said, "Give me your insurance card." We I didn't even have to call you. I'm not, you know what I'm saying? I'm a business woman. I don't do stuff like that. >> You hanging that up real quick. I'm just trying to figure out some info real quick. >> Okay. >> Um, where were what road were you on? >> I was right there >> on uh Hammond Drive right here. >> About to make a left right >> on Hammond Drive where those cars are going. >> Yeah. About to make a left. >> Okay. >> He left her car right here. We came from a concert, dropped her off. I I was like, "Look, I'm going home. I got to work in the morning. She trying to go home. Go home. >> Okay. So, you're driving >> about to make a left and get ready. Go back home. >> Okay. >> You follow me. Bam. Hit my car. >> Where she What part of her car hit your car? >> I guess the front because >> she sideswiped you. >> She I don't know. All I just heard was a bang and I said, "You hit my car." I said, "You hit my car." >> Okay. >> You can see the red right there. I said, "You hit my car." So, you were in the left turning lane and she came up with So, I'm assuming the damage on her front lefth hand side. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Where's the damage to that vehicle? >> The damage on our vehicle where I'm at right now is going to be the back right hand side. The damage on the vehicle you're out on is going to be the front lefth hand side possibly. Uh middle or the front left? >> You turn around. Have a seat on the uh front left. >> There you go. >> Where you coming from? >> Huh? >> Where you coming from? >> From a concert. >> Where at? It was um I think co >> What was you doing at the concert? >> Watching it with a friend and a couple of friends. >> Were y'all drinking? >> No. >> No drinking at all? No. No smoking? >> No. >> So why did you flee the scene of the accident when you hit that hit that car? >> What car? I didn't hit no car. I'm coming from >> We got cameras. We got your tag on them. We got everything. Don't lie. >> I'm not coming. I'm not coming. I'm not hitting anybody. I got in an argument with somebody, but I didn't hit nobody. My car been up. You can see the the other card of it. the other car, the other door. >> Andria's story made zero sense and it didn't need a genius brain to realize that she was lying. But despite that, the officer tried to give her an opportunity to take accountability. >> So, you got in an argument with somebody? >> Yeah. >> What kind of car were they driving? >> I don't know. This was what a black car. >> A black car. What were y'all arguing about? >> Oh, some stupid stuff. >> You don't know them, but y'all just arguing about stupid stuff in the middle of the road, >> huh? You don't even know him and you're just arguing about stupid stuff in the middle of the road. >> No, I'm not arguing over stupid stuff in the middle of the road. We just got in an argument >> and I left. >> What was the argument about? >> Hm. >> What was the argument about? >> Some stupid stuff with no more than we >> Okay. Some stupid stuff with a girl. >> Stupid stuff with a girl. >> Yeah. Over a guy. >> What she look like? >> What? >> The girl you arguing with? >> What? Brown skin. >> You said you ain't had nothing to drink. >> No. >> No. Um, you said you know her as a friend. And Angelica. >> Yes. >> Um, what's her last name? >> I don't even know her last name. >> How do you know her if you don't mind me asking? >> I know her. I met her. My son and her son used to play football together. >> Okay. Um, how old is she about? >> She got to be about I'm 50. She got to be She's younger than me. She probably about 30 35. >> Okay. And then uh has she been drinking tonight or anything or she did any did any out or anything? >> I You know what? I was at the concert. She was up top. I'm in my seat and everything like that, too. I just had an extra ticket and I treated her. >> All right. So, you say how much did you drink? Can I turn the lights on? >> No, I didn't have nothing to drink. I had we got into an argument. >> You didn't have nothing to drink, but you said you were at a concert. >> No, I said we was at a concert. We had fun. >> Some old school concert. It was >> old school music. >> Yeah. >> All right. Do me a favor. Sit up over here for me, please. All right. So, I just want to make sure that you're not intoxicated. Okay. I'm not saying you are. >> I'm not scaring me. Well, you did hit another car. Okay. >> I didn't hit no car. We got into an argument about I didn't hit no car. She's right. >> I didn't hit your car. >> Ring that. All right. So, would you be willing to give uh do a couple tests just make sure? >> It's called field soriety test. There's a couple things you got. Hold on. Listen to me. You're not free to go right now. Okay. I just want to make sure that you're straight to drive. The reason why I'm asking the reason why I'm asking I smell alcohol coming from your person. Okay. >> All right. So, I want to make sure that you are okay to drive. You're okay to drive. And I determine that you're okay to drive. More than likely you will go home. Okay. But I need to I need to make sure that you are. So I'm asking you would you can deny it or you you don't have to. I just asking you >> if I deny it what happened. >> We'll go from there. I just want to >> all these people out here. >> I just want to make sure that you're okay to drive. Would you like to do it or not? >> If I deny it, what happened? >> Well, I'm doing an investigation and go from there. Do you want to do fields? You don't want to do fields? >> Not out here with all these people. >> And had a truckload of excuses and the officers were getting sick and tired of her antics. They weren't in the mood for games and were more than ready to put an end to her little tricks. >> Okay, go ahead and turn around. You under arrest. >> Okay, I do it. I know what I'm saying. I swear. Please, my son. No, my son. I do it. I do it. I swear to God, I'll do it. Please, sir. My son is pleased. I cannot go to jail. My son, please, sir. Can you Can you >> No, I would do the test. I'm saying I didn't want to. It was embarrassing. >> No, sir. I swear to God. Please. My son, can y'all please take my car to my son and let him know that I'm out here, please? cuz he had to go to a training in the morning. >> I would do the test. I just I was embarrassed right here. >> If we can go somewhere else, I'll do the test, sir. >> I'll do the paperwork and you do. >> No, please, sir. I would do it. I'll do the work. >> No, sir. Sir, can I talk to somebody? >> You can talk to me. >> I want to go to jail. We're walking. How would you >> talk to me? He's your son. He's 18. That's a He can handle it himself. >> No, please. He's miss He's mentally ill. Please. >> Where's his dad at? >> He don't have a dad. >> Where's his grandma at? >> Nobody. Please. Where's his house down there? Can you just for anything? Listen, I would take the test. It's just embarrassing right here. I would do whatever y'all want me to do. >> Pass that, man. We're not going to do the test now. >> Please, >> please, sir. >> Yeah. I'm I'm about to read something. You got anything that's going to stick you stick me? >> No, I don't have anything. >> Have a seat for me. >> You know my son. You remember you came when we threw the stuff in the trash can. >> Have a seat for me. >> Oh, I know. Stuff away. >> Yeah. Can you Can I take my car to him? >> Have a seat. Have a seat. >> And my phone, please. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Please. >> Ma'am, I don't want to pull you in the car, please. I don't want to go to jail, sir. Please. >> I don't want to pull you in the car. >> I know, but please can I Whatever I got to do, I would do it. I'm scared. >> Get in the car for me, please. >> I'm scared. Please. >> Turn your feet. >> Can you talk to me? >> I'm going to talk to you, but I need you to put all your body in the car and turn and sit right. Thank you. I'm about to I'm about to read you something. >> Can you talk to me, please? Whatever y'all wanted me to do, I do it. I was just embarrassed out here. Look at all these people coming. There ain't nobody coming. >> I don't want my neighborhood to see me doing that. I would take a test. >> Yes, I will. I just didn't want to do it in front of everybody. That's embarrassing. If y'all wanted me to take a test, I would do it. Please. I'm not drunk. >> I'm going to read you something. Okay. >> Please don't let lock me up. I don't need to go. I have to go to work in the morning. Please. >> I have to I have to read you this. Have to. >> Please. >> By by little law, I have to read you this. Okay. >> Please. >> The state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highway of this state upon your submission to the state administered chemical test. [laughter] Will you submit to the state administered chemical test of your blood? >> Can you wipe my nose? >> I need a I need a yes or no. >> Now, what did you tell me? Wipe my nose right here. What did you No, baby. Like this. Go like this. >> No, I'm just saying it's itching bad. Please. >> Thank you. Now, what what are you asking me to do? >> Are you going to submit to the chemical test of your blood? >> What you mean? >> I You didn't listen. >> Y'all going to stick me with a needle? >> You didn't listen to a single thing I just read? >> Yeah, but you going to stick me with a needle. They have to draw blood. Is it yes or no? >> What? What does that mean? >> That's going to determine whether or not you are under under the influence of any alcohol. >> But I'm saying you locking me up. >> I can't explain nothing else to you. I just need a yes or a no. >> But can you ask me something? >> You got me under handcuffs. What does that mean? >> Listen, I will talk to you about all that. I just need a yes or a no for >> Yeah, but I'm scared. Last time I said last time I said you're scared. Last time I said no, you got me under handcuffs. I'm scared, sir. What does that mean? While the officers continued their investigation, an unexpected intruder appeared and disrupted the entire process. >> Ron, please get my car. Get my car. Can he get my car? Get him. Sit in the car. Sit in the car. What are you doing? >> CAN YOU GET MY CAR? CALL MORRIS. I TOLD YOU TO STAY HOME. I KNOW. >> YO, SOMEONE get with him. >> Can he get my car? >> STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> CAN HE GET MY CAR? >> SIT IN THE CAR. >> Sit in the car. >> How you feeling so mean? >> Sit in the car. I'm in the carpet. Please, can you I want him to know what's going on. >> Turn your feet and sit in the car. >> Can he get my car? >> Sit in the car. >> Can he get my car, sir? Mr. Carpet, please. Can he get my car? >> Yes or no? Last chance. Yes or no? >> What? >> All right. >> Yes. Okay. >> Okay. What? >> There, sir. Tell me. >> Yes or no? >> Tell me what it means. >> Do you want to give your blood or not? Yes or no? >> But what does that mean? >> That means you're going to be tested for your blood. Your blood is going to be draw is going to be drawn and it's going to be tested. Do you submit to the chemical testing of your blood? Yes or no? Is they going to get me out of this? >> I'm I'm not a judge and jury. That's not up to me. Yes or no? >> I got to go to jail. >> Yes or no? >> I got to go to jail. Can you tell me? >> Watch your feet. >> Golly, man. >> That's so Mom. You're done for that. I told YOU TO STAY HOME. >> SHE DESERVED to get locked up. >> No, she deserve to get locked up. >> You're about to get locked up. >> Your mouth. Cheryl, I know you're upset. She just did a hit and run. I told her not to go, bro. >> Take your buddy home. >> No, not not the way you're acting. >> No, cuz y'all arguing back and forth. We're not doing that right now. >> So, she won't uh agree to she won't answer the question. So, >> okay. So, what's going to happen is that piece of paper I gave you, um, you're going to give that to your insurance company on there's a case number and then my name is Officer Gallop and my badge number is give it to your insurance company and then they'll contact her insurance company and they'll go ahead and uh they'll the insurance companies will, you know, duke it out and uh, get your uh, vehicle repaired, but uh, you're good to go. All right. You don't need an ambulance or anything? >> All right. You have a good day, ma'am. >> All right. While one officer finished speaking with the victim, the others kept trying to get the truth out of her. After a lot of back and forth, the officers decided to let her speak to her son, hoping that she'd tell the truth. However, Andria's series of lies was only just beginning. >> What? >> Tell my son Can I tell my son something? >> Yeah. One second. But y'all start arguing again. I'm rolling out the windows and y'all ain't talking no more. >> Okay. >> All right. Y'all got 25 seconds. >> Okay. >> And then I'm going let you call your your dad and then he's going to be going. >> I'm sorry. And I know you told me to stay home with that. That lady crazy and I'm sorry. >> Which lady? >> Kobe. Mom. She tried to fight with me. She fought with me and I left. And they talking about I had to hit and run. But it's on the camera. I left. And I'm sorry. And I apologize. >> Wait. So what happened? Are you innocent? >> Yes, I am. But she fought with me and I left. I shouldn't have left. I should have stayed for the police, but I didn't want to fight with her. And I'm sorry. >> How did your car get hit? >> Huh? >> How did your car get hit? >> My car been hit. But they hit you. I want Yeah. But I want to tell you this. Tomorrow you go to work. Please don't tell them I'm in trouble cuz I don't want them to fire me. Just tell them I'm in serious. >> What did D do mom do? >> She tried to fight me >> for what? >> It's just a lot of She tried to fight me. Just tell my job that I'll be there. I'mma see if if he'll let me call out tonight. Then I can >> give me your phone. Give me your phone. I need all your passwords. Where's your phone? >> He going to give it to you in the car. >> They going to tow your car. >> No, you take it. You can take it. I can take it >> cuz you got to go to work in the morning. Please go to work at 10:00. Come on. Let's go get Let's go get her phone out of the car and you can take it. I don't know who I was talking to on the phone. Girl, shut up. >> I don't know what I'm talking to on on the phone. Where you got taken her to? So, we try to get her burned out. >> The cab. >> The cab county. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> And what you being charged with? >> DUI and hit and run. >> Okay. We going to come get this. >> It's okay. Well, you didn't do the test. That's That's the law. >> I told him I would have did. And it was too late out here. I didn't want him to see me doing that. If we could, I would have did. >> Baby, you when the police pull you over, you don't have the option to be embarrassed. >> I asked him. I said, "What do I do?" >> Yeah, Junior. I'm going to come around. >> I do it still now. I >> What y'all waiting on now? >> Just finishing up writing her citations and we're going to be gone. >> Okay. I can't do it now. >> She'll be able to call y'all in a minute or probably a few hours. >> Okay. >> I can't do it now. I just It's embarrassing to do this in front of everybody out here. >> Okay. >> But I'll do it. like I'll do it. >> Well, it's too late now. >> No, but I didn't know. You told me yes or no. I didn't know if I say no. I didn't know it mean you go to jail. I didn't know that. I ain't never been in this type of [ __ ] before. >> That's a clue. If I tell you yes or no, >> but I ain't never been in this type of before. I would have I still do it. I do it now. >> Oh, we can't now though. [clears throat] >> I told you. I was like I didn't know. It's embarrassing. Like everybody out here I don't want everybody to like my son is a D1 athlete. That is embarrassing. We going to have done with it high. I didn't want my neighbors to see me doing right here. But I'll do it. I still do it. I just didn't know. I didn't know. Hey, come here. >> I don't trust them girls around my son. >> What you mean? >> They be trying to my son and then my house ain't. I don't want them in my house. >> What you tell her don't go in my house? Tell her don't go in my house, man. >> That's your friend. >> Tell him. Tell her. Hey, tell him. Hey, tell him don't go in my house. Hey, can you tell that lady don't go in my house? I don't want nobody in my house. Tell him, sir. >> He'll tell her. He'll tell her. I'm going to have her in my house. >> After the officer was done with his investigation, he transported Andria to the station. On the ride there, the woman began rambling like a crazy person and said some of the wildest things the officers would ever get to hear from a drunk driver. >> Why I can't do the test? Why you tell me that? >> I don't tell you what. >> You didn't tell me if I say no, you lock me up. I didn't know that. Why you tell me? You told me yes or no. That's not what do I How do I supposed to know? Why you can't test me? You can't take me for no jail, for no DUI. You didn't even test me. >> I got into with that crazy. Look at the camera. I got into it with her and I left. I told her I said, "You got my information. Call whoever you want to call." But I'm not going to fight with her. Then I go to jail. That's why Iing left. >> Well, you know the quickest way to go to jail, >> huh? The quickest the way you got yourself in going to jail is cuz you fled the scene of an accident. >> No, because she want to fight. Like if I fight with somebody, I'm going to jail. You know that. Come on. >> Not necessarily. >> Yes, it is. She look at the camera. You said you looked at it. You didn't look at it. >> No, I didn't look at the camera. >> That's what I'm saying. You didn't look at this. If you looked at it, you'll see. >> Another officer went over there. >> I'm not going to fight for that woman. >> I sat in your apartment complex and waited on you to come. >> Yeah. And you scared the out of me. I didn't know what the was going on. This is crazy. I ain't never been in jail in my mother life. I ain't never been in jail. And I'm not going to argue with no girl. Like they jealous of me. I'm not going to argue with them. My son going to go through my mothering phone. He going to see all my naked. I don't like that. I don't want that [ __ ] in my phone. He going to see every thing I did. >> Like damn. >> What you been doing? >> No, I'm just saying like I'm a ladies man. I don't want to see that. Like my son crazy as hell. I don't I don't want him thinking my You know what I'm saying? So I don't want him to see that. >> Boy, you've been sending pictures. >> No, you know how we have in our phones like that that there he going to go through my whole mother phone. He going to read my text messages like god damn. I didn't want him to have my [ __ ] >> You told me to give it to him >> because I rather him have it than the police and because then I at least I know it's at home. >> You were going to keep your phone with you. >> I didn't know. I ain't never been through this before. How do I know? >> Cuz I told you. >> I don't know. But you leaving me, you going to drop me the [ __ ] off. AND I DON'T KNOW WHAT them people going to do to me. >> They're not going to do nothing to you. >> How you know you going to leave me? >> You know how many people I take in the jail? >> No people. What about me? They might do some >> before I go in there. You don't have to talk to me outside before you take me in there. I don't want to go in there unless I talk to you. Don't talk. Don't take me in there unless you talk to me outside. >> I'm going to talk to you outside >> because I came down here and I have mental illness. Like I don't want to damn >> What are you diagnosed with? I'm I mean I my mom died in 2001. So I'm I'm real depressed and and I have anxiety real real bad and like I'm kind of I'm kind of crazy. You know what I'm saying? I talk too much. Like I go I go off and stuff. I don't mean it. But I can't control what I say. I hate her. Like I would never I hate her. Like I would never ever again just like me. Like everybody hate me. Why everybody hate me so much? I don't want to talk to nobody bad. I don't talk to nobody bad. I don't do that. Don't be talking to me. >> Once they arrived at the station, the officer tried to take Andria for processing. But Andria, being a pervert, had the perfect scheme to make the officer drop his guard and perhaps set her free. >> I know. You want to get it over with though, right? >> No. >> I can't get out. >> You can? >> No, you can't get me out. Huh? >> You get me out. >> Get you out. >> You put me in this [ __ ] You get me out. I can't move with my hand like this. >> Lean forward. >> I don't like it. It hurt. >> And I know your mother, too. Like, yes, I do. I know your >> be here. >> Huh? >> I'm be here all night. I'm scared. >> I'll be here all night. >> Huh? I've been here all night. >> Walk that way. >> Why I can't talk to you? I've been here all night. >> Yeah, probably. >> Give me this. Who it is? >> Walk that way. >> Get me out of this. >> Walk that way. >> I want to go in there. You going to leave me, please. >> I want to go in there. Tell me what was that happened to me. >> You going to sit in the hold? You going to sit in the holding cell? >> Okay. >> I'll talk to you when we stand up here. We're going to be standing up here for a minute and you going to sit in the holding cell until you can bond out or until you see the judge. We'll stand right here. You can lean up against that pole if you need. Come in. What What are you charging me for? >> Um DUI and hit and run. >> Why you charging me for DUI? >> That ain't my name on this. I'm not charging you with nothing. >> Who is >> the other officer? >> But he ain't talk to me. So how he charging me? >> He did talk to you. He's the one that asked if you want. >> No, you ask me, baby. You asked me cuz you the one said put your hand behind your back. You asked me. Why you keep saying you didn't? >> I wasn't the only one with short hair. I was looking at your stand. >> I was standing right there talking to you. You were like you were like me. You said you want to do it or not. >> I said, "What if I say no?" What the heck? >> You would tell me. I said, >> "That was a whole different." >> So I was like, "I don't know." You was like, "Push your head." >> And I was like, "Why?" I was like, "Wait a minute. I do it. I do it. I do it. I do it." You like you. >> That wasn't me. That was a different officer. >> It was you, though. >> No, it wasn't. >> Avoid it. I'm scared. Don't Don't let them take me. Stand right there. >> Stand right there. >> Stand right there. >> Why you doing like that? >> Why you do me like that? >> What? >> Why you being mean to me? >> That mean you just stand right there. >> I don't feel comfortable right now. >> Just walking all along me. >> Cuz that's how I am. I don't mean to be like that. It's just that I'm confused because y'all confused me and I was just talking to you. >> Disney man. >> I'm sorry. I was just talking to you. Andrea kept softening her tone and batting her eyes to seduce the officer. However, unfortunately for her, she picked the wrong target. >> Oh, I know. >> What you got to tell him? >> Took my seat. >> You can tell me now. >> Why? >> Little bit tired. >> I'm scared. I ain't never been my mother, y'all. Please be nice to me. >> Always. I got mental issues. Don't be mean. >> Oh, >> I just tell you it's on paper. I got on fire. >> All right. Remember when I asked you for your blood? >> Remember when I asked you for your blood? >> Yeah. >> I read you that paper and you didn't listen to me. >> I did. You said >> when you didn't say yes or no, I took that as a refusal. When you refuse that, your license gets suspended. >> So, I need you to sign right here for me. It's not admission of guilt. Just stating you understand what I told you. >> Uh-uh. Take my blood. I don't suspend my life. No, it's not. Don't suspend my life. >> Don't worry about what I don't like. But >> don't don't suspend my life. >> Go sign it. Sign it then. >> But if I sign it, going to suspend it. >> Yes. >> Uh-uh. >> It's getting suspended either way. But it looks better for the courts if you sign it. >> But don't sign. Don't Can you do another one and you just take it? >> No. >> Why? >> Cuz it's too late. >> How is it too late? I'm here. Look. >> Go stand over there. >> Okay. Let me read it. >> I'm going to give you a copy here. [snorts] What you said if I sign it? >> If I sign it, you come out they going to suspend it anyway. >> Mhm. >> What's What's What's the point of me signing then? >> Just stating that you received it and you understand what I told you. That's your copy. You can read it. >> It don't matter you sign either way. You're fine if you don't want to sign. >> But I don't want my license suspended. >> You got to talk to the judge about that. That's what I was doing. >> In the end, she was booked and charged with DUI, as well as one charge of hit and run. Continuing the theme of drunk drivers trying to flirt their way out of an arrest, we have this bartender who tried every seductive move in the book to get herself out of a sticky situation. >> You want to test my shirt? I will take out my shirt right now and my pants. >> What's the best? >> My phone number. >> Well, for the for the report. Yes, ma'am. >> Barely good at your job. >> I didn't do anything. You're really smart. >> I'm smart. >> Yeah, >> I haven't even spoken a word to you. How do you know I'm smart? >> On April the 27th, 2022, officers were dispatched to an accident scene following reports of two vehicles involved in a rear-end collision. The deputies rushed to the scene and got a statement from the victim, explaining his car had been bumped from behind by an intoxicated woman. Moments later, officers approached the lady to hear her side of the story. Within seconds, the deputies noted multiple red flags and could tell there was something seriously wrong with her. Are you injured at all? >> Are you injured at all? >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. >> I I just I was driving. >> Okay. >> And I It was my fault. >> Okay. >> I totally There were people that were walking across the street and I did not stop. >> Okay. >> And that was my fault. >> Okay. But there's people walking across the street. That was my fault. And I told you. >> Is this your vehicle? Are you the registered owner? >> Okay. >> Yeah. You want to check it? >> No, no, no. That's fine. >> Go ahead and check it. >> Do you have your uh license by any chance? >> You want it? >> Uh yeah, if you have it. Do you mind just hanging out over here with my phone? Okay. >> Yeah, right under. Yep, that's fine. Hand up here. >> Tim, what's a good telephone number for you? >> What's the best >> My phone number? >> Well, for the for the report. Yes, ma'am. >> Do you mind just uh hanging out inside the car? He's going to come grab a little bit of information >> outside the car. We're good. >> No, this have seen inside. >> What exactly happened as far as how did the crash occur? >> They stopped a little bit. Sure >> of the traffic light. >> Yeah. And I I I bumped into them and it was totally my fault. I >> they they stopped quick and it was I was trying to go home. >> Okay, that's fine. >> That was totally my fault and I'll pay for the damages and >> All right. Just give me one second. Okay. Fine. All right. >> I get you. >> Where do you bartend at? >> The jack, as you can see. >> And then can you kind of tell me exactly what happened? >> We we we're going back to the hotel. John passed. >> Okay. >> So, I got in the left lane cuz I know we're going to make a left turn soon. >> Yep. >> I'm looking forward all of a sudden. Boom. You're >> really good at your job. >> I didn't do anything. >> No, but you're really good. You're really smart. >> I'm smart. >> Yeah, though. >> I haven't even spoken a word to you. How do you know I'm smart? I'm a cop. I can't be that smart. >> Were you stopped at the light? >> No, it was green. >> Oh, okay. Were you traveling at the time? >> Yeah. >> How fast would you say you were going? >> The speed limit. >> Okay. So, she just came. She was going fast. She was hard. Very good. >> Okay. I appreciate it. I'm a witch. Okay. I know things. >> Like I said that right now we're we're just dealing with the accident part of things right now. >> I'm not I don't give a about that. Fine. Okay. >> Whatever. But I'm just saying that I see >> you see what >> beautiful people. >> You see beautiful people. >> I see a good person. I see a great man. >> Appreciate it. Thank you. What's your favorite song? >> My favorite song? >> I don't know. I got a bunch of favorite songs. I like to listen to a bunch of different kind of music. >> What about you? >> Love. >> The woman kept complimenting the cop like it was a first date instead of a roadside stop, but he was not going to allow her to talk her way out of this mess. It was obvious that the woman was intoxicated, so deputies called a DUI specialist to the scene to conduct a sobriety test on her. >> Are you going to let me go or not? >> We're dealing with the accident right now, aren't we? So, that's what we're doing. >> Okay. But are you going to let me go on? >> I am dealing We are dealing with an accident at the moment. >> Tell me the truth. Seriously, >> this deputy is going to have a conversation with you. >> Hello. You all right? You're not going to let me go, are you? What? >> That's why you brought a female officer. >> So, I'm just here to make sure it's safe for you to drive. That's all. >> Yeah. So, you want to get in the car with me? Let me figure everything out. So, Deputy Fails has completed the crash investigation. That's the civil aspect of it. Do you have any questions regarding that crash investigation? >> No. >> Okay. So, I'm Deputy Mitchell. I'm going to move into a criminal driving under the influence investigation. I have to make sure it's safe for you to drive. Okay. Amy, have you ever been diagnosed with a speech impediment? >> No. >> No. So, it's normal for you to throw your words. >> Dang. >> I've always been a little insane. >> Have you met my father? >> I don't know who your father is. >> My father is a little insane. He just was in my house. >> How does How does that pertain to the accident though? >> This pertains a lot to the accident because my father is I just want to make sure you're not hurt from the crash at all. No, >> nothing's hurting. Okay. You're feeling good? >> Um, yes, I'm fine. Would you like to >> like to work? >> Yeah. Do you want to walk with me? >> Yeah, we'll walk in a minute. Where are you coming from? >> Work. >> Okay. >> Hello. >> I'm sorry. I don't know where that is. I I see your shirt now. Okay. Where are you headed to? >> Home. >> Okay. So, what happened with the accident? How did you rerand them? I He stopped and I was trying to get home and he stopped and I was trying to get home. >> I'm home. I'm going home. >> Where do you live? >> Yes. Okay. >> All right. So, like I said, I'm going to take a look at your eyes. Make sure it's safe for you to be driving. Any bionic body parts? Cadaavver knees, titanium hips, anything of that nature. One leg longer than the other. >> Okay. Under the care of a doctor or dentist outside of normal annual physical care? >> No. Okay. Uh glass or prosthetic eye? They both look real. >> I have to ask. It's a weird question. >> No. >> They look real. You wear contacts? >> No. >> No. Okay. You have to wear glasses at all? >> No. >> Perfect. So, stand there. Your arms down at your side. I want you to just focus on the top of my pen. >> You're trying to give me a I know what you're doing. >> What am I doing? >> I know what you're doing. >> I know what you're doing. And I did. Eight years. Yes. I know what you're trying to do. >> What am I trying to do? I just want to look at your eyes. >> And I'm not Look, I understand what you're doing. I get it. >> Okay. So, you're going to let me take a look at your eyes. I have to ensure it's safe for you to drive home. Okay. That's why I'm here. So, I'd like to take a look at your eyes. Are you going to allow me to do that? >> But see, here's the thing is I've already told you that I already know what you're doing. >> Okay? and I can tell you what you're doing and I see my car right here. So, what does that tell you? That tells you that I already know. That shows that I'm I know what I'm dealing with. >> The woman did not in fact know what she was dealing with. Minutes into the investigation, the officer explained the instructions for the next exercise, and somehow she chose to turn the sobriety tests into a ballet rehearsal. >> Did you understand all those instructions? >> I know this. And and who does this like I not many people can do this? I can do this as did you understand all those instructions. Okay. I haven't told you to start yet. >> Let's do this as a >> not if you're going to arrest me just do it now. >> Then you may begin. No, we can do this. We can All right. Have you completed that exercise? Okay. >> Safe to say little Miss Ballerina failed the sobriety test woefully. [music] Given how impaired the woman was, it was a miracle that she didn't cause a more serious accident. Right here is fine. I'm not playing games anymore. Do not pull away. You understand? Please don't. Please don't. Please don't. Can you look at me? 12:00 notes, please. Please. Do you have anything on you that's going to poke, sick, or hurt me? Please don't. >> Do you have someone who can come get your car? >> No, I don't. >> Go ahead and lean forward for me. Do you have anything concealed in your bra? >> No. Just >> No, just what? >> No, I I I pretend to have bigger boobs than I do. Okay. Oh my gosh. All right. Take a wide stance for me. Have a seat in the car, please. All right. Have a seat. Just watch your head when you get in. Do you need a phone, wallet, purse, anything out of your car to go with you? >> It does. >> Okay. Where's it at? In your car. iPhone. >> I'll grab it for you, Mike. >> In the end, she was charged with driving under the influence with property damage and refusal to submit to alcohol testing. Up next, we have Mandy, a 23-year-old repeat DUI offender who thought a police station was the best place to find a boyfriend. >> No, you can buckle me. You can touch. >> Are you wearing a shirt under your hoodie? >> I don't know. Depends on if he wants me to. Are you sure I'm not hiding anything on my How do you know >> you don't have anything that he missed on your person? >> Can you stand up a little bit? >> You're too hot to talk to back up my phone. >> Why am I taking pictures? >> On April the 7th, 2025, an officer spotted a car suspiciously parked by the side of the road and went to investigate. He found a woman inside and tried to engage the driver. Upon questioning, the officer's sixth sense went off and he could immediately tell that something was up. >> There's a female in there. Hi. Are you okay? >> Yeah. No. Um, my car just stopped working. >> Uh, why are you on the curb? >> Because my car stopped working. >> That doesn't make any sense to me. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. I have nothing. >> Why don't you step out? Are you injured? >> No. >> Why don't you step out the car and come back over here? >> Okay. >> You have any weapons on you? >> Um, I have a gun. >> Where? >> Um, it's my mom's >> Well, stop. Hold on. >> No, no, no. Hold on. >> It's not. >> Yeah, I I can. >> That's what Do you need an ambulance? Go ahead and turn around for me. I want to check your back. That's all. I'm just taking You said you got a gun. [snorts] >> Okay. No weapons on you. >> It's over there. >> Why don't you uh take her to the crib? >> Come over here. Go. Hey, what's your name? >> Here. >> Why are you giving me your case? >> Um cuz the car I'm not trying to get like shot. >> Why would you get shot? >> Cuz cops and >> and what? and everything with the everything that's going on. >> I don't know what's going on. >> There's shootings and all that. I'm just trying >> handed to >> Do you need an ambulance? >> No. >> Are you sure? >> Positive. >> Okay. Where are you coming from? >> Nothing. I'm just trying to go from work to my mom's house. >> Okay. Why don't you do me a favor? Why don't you just >> car the gas? It just >> Yeah, I don't think so. Uh, which one of you guys wants a 47? Cool. Go talk to her over there. >> Hey, come come over here with me. Um, >> where's that where's that gun at? >> Hey. >> Um, hold on. I'm sorry. I'm not going to >> No, just just tell me. >> Where's it at? >> Hold on. Wait, wait, wait. I I I I get it. I get it. I get it. Hold on. Um, I just >> Okay, go take her over there now. >> Hold on. Now >> it's >> Take her over there. >> It's not like >> Go over there with her. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Why are you pulling me? Hold on. Hold on. No, I'm not trying to like pull it out on you. >> Don't worry about it. We'll deal with the gun later. Hey, look. This isn't discussion. >> Hold on. No, you guys are pulling it. I'm just trying to show you where >> What's your name? >> If I had it on me. >> You don't have it on you cuz I already searched. What's your name? >> It's over here. >> What is your name? >> What's your name? >> What is it? >> Mandy. >> Okay. Mandy. >> Have your license on you? >> Yes. >> Let me pull it out. Hold on. No. You know what? You grab it. >> I'm not going to pull it out of your back pocket. >> Grab it. >> Just get your lights out. >> Because I was trying to tell you guys where the gun was and then you guys told me pull it out of my pocket. No, >> because I didn't want you to go in the car with the gun. >> Pull it. Pull it. >> Thank you. You guys right there. That is That's where it's at. >> Here. Listen to me. >> No, because you guys pulled me when I was trying to easily explain to you where the gun was at and then you guys pulled me. Do we have any 47 units tonight? >> So, >> I'm trying to be reasonable. >> How much did you drink tonight, Mandiana? >> Not that much. >> I drank a beat box and I was just trying to go home. >> Okay, you're you're not going to go home right now. This we got to figure what figure out what happened. Okay. >> It was as clear as day that the driver had one too many drinks that night. When the officer revealed that they'd been conducting an investigation, the woman tried to slither her way out of the very mess that she created. [snorts] >> Okay, stay over here. >> Yeah. >> Go to fine right here. >> We got to run you through some tests. Make sure that you're safe to drive. >> No, I'm not safe to drive. >> Okay, come over here. which is why I stopped right here. >> Okay, we're going to conduct some tests. >> Yeah, those tests aren't going to go well. >> You guys either. >> So, why don't you think the tests are going to go well? >> Huh? >> Why don't you think the tests are going to go well? >> Because first of all, you guys pulled me out from my vehicle before I even showed you guys where the gun was. And then you guys accused me of having the gun on me before I even showed you where the gun was. >> Why don't you calm down real quick? >> I'm not down >> because I didn't even have the gun on me before you guys accused me. >> He grabbed me. >> We're not talking about the gun anymore. >> Grabbed me from my vehicle. >> No, I didn't ask you to step out. He stepped out. Remember? >> Yeah, but I was trying to be >> I'm not grabbing you. >> I was trying to go. I'm trying to be because I know that you guys are in danger every day all day. >> Thanks. >> And I respect you guys. >> Okay. Thanks. >> I really do. >> But I'm just >> All right. Here's the deal. >> What? >> What happened? Do you remember? >> My car is very old. My car has tired. Ifing I was kind of see the dash on the dash and it went this way >> because I was looking for my sister. >> Yes, I did. >> Four. >> You hear that? >> Okay. All right. Who's going to take it? >> Oh, I'll take it. >> Okay. >> This officer needs to talk to you. Okay. You don't need ambulance. >> It's fine. >> You don't It's okay. >> Mandy, you need ambulance or no? >> No, >> you're not injured at all. >> Okay. Can I see your thing? >> Cool. SFS, please. All right. So, go and step right here onto this uh pathway right here. So, what we're going to have you do is we're going to run through some tests. All right. Okay. >> Okay. So, what I need you to do is go and stand like this. I'm not going to pass the test. >> Toe to toe. Heel to hill like this. >> I'm not going to pass the test. >> Why do you say that? >> Because I already have a pending DUI on this car. >> Are you trying to tell me that you're drunk right now? >> No, I'm not drunk. >> Okay, then. Why don't you want to take the test? >> Because I already have a pending DUI. So, >> okay. Well, let's take the test real quick. >> It's not worth it. No. >> Are you freezing to take the test? >> I'm [snorts] cold. I want to go home. That's just it. >> So, if you guys want to arrest me as a >> Hey, Mandy, here's the deal. Okay. >> I have nothing in there. >> Hey, listen to me real quick. >> All I ask >> Stop talking. >> All I ask is that you guys return my mom's gun to >> Stop talking. Here's the deal. Okay, you've been you admitted to drinking. >> Okay, so we need to make sure you're not impaired and operate a motor vehicle. >> No, I'm impaired. Yes, I'm drunk. Are you going to take his test? >> I'm drunk. No. No, I'm not. >> The woman's confession only proved what the officers knew all along. Thanks to her admission of guilt, the deputies didn't have to go through the stress of conducting a sobriety test. >> Drunk. Can you guys turn my mom? >> Hold on. Wait, wait, wait. Can you guys face the wall? >> Can you guys have to be rough? >> What the No, this is rough >> compared to the first time. Yes. This ising rough. This is rough. >> This is [ __ ] rough. You guys are >> Hey, calm down. >> This is rough. >> You're the one that's been non compliant. >> No, because the first time that I got arrested, this is rough. You guys No, compared to the first guy who arrested me, he sat down and talked to me. You guys are being >> you, but you're not listening. >> No, I even told you guys. Watch >> your stuff. There's a lot of >> No, arrest me. I don't give you guys. You got this. >> I hope you guys get sued like a mother cuz my mom is going to sue you guys. >> Yeah. >> Do you have anything on your person? >> I did have a gun. Can you guys >> Do you have anything on you? >> Certainly. Well, you're hot, so you can. >> Yeah. >> Spread your feet a little bit more. >> Close the back of my hand. I want to check the ins. You understand? That's That's fine. >> That's going to take this. >> Yeah. >> You want to buy some [ __ ] Um, >> can you call my mom >> here? Take a seat. We'll call your mom in a second. >> Hold on. Can I give you a number? Ow. Son of a [ __ ] Hold on. Um, can I give you your number? >> Sit back. Sit back real quick. >> Yeah. Let's just finish the whole scene and everything and then at the end I'll let you get a call if you're cool with us. >> I just hit a curve. I didn't hit anyone. I didn't hit nothing else. >> All right. Sit back, >> please. >> Yeah. Let Let us take care of everything and then >> No, but it has to be you. >> Okay. >> Do you want to be assessed by EMS? You want to get checked by the firefighters? >> I mean, my hand's got a fracture to it, but >> What do you mean your hand has a fracture to it? >> Um, I had a fracture a couple days ago. >> You had a fracture a couple days ago? >> Yeah. from Jamie coming right after you man >> from the crash. Are you injured? Do you want to check? >> I have a crash. I hit a curb. >> That's a crash. >> It's a curb. >> It's still a crash. >> I've done that even sober. >> I do that even sober. >> Yeah. Okay. So So you're good, man? >> Yeah, I'm fine. But like, wait. >> Do me a favor. Open your mouth real quick. Can you open your mouth real quick? No. No. No. So um Hey, do you have to mouth that could injure you? Lift your guns up. >> Okay, cool. >> But the Wait, wait, wait, wait. The firearm that I have in my car is my mom. >> Evidence. >> No, it's cuz um I have a stalker. Yeah, I get it. I didn't do anything, >> but it's my mom. Can you guys >> No. Call my mom. >> No. Here's the deal. You cannot be drunk in possession of a firearm. That's another charge. So, you're going to get charged with that, too. So, probably the 47 unlockable use and then the uh >> drop off. Hey, you need to drop anything >> the 122. >> Well, minutes later, firefighters arrived at the scene and the case got even more complicated. >> Okay, so right now the firefighters >> just help me get my hair out of my face, please. Yeah, >> there better. >> I think I have a hair tie. Can you please just put it up for me, please? >> It's going to be a short drive. So, what the firefighters need from me is just to pretty much just to say that you don't want to go with them and that you don't need to be checked out. >> Okay. >> Well, at this point, I don't know. Can you just put my hair up, please? >> I don't know what I'm doing. >> Can you just please put my hair up? >> Wait, the station's just right down the road. Just listen to these guys real quick. They have a couple question. >> I will go to jail. It's fine. Can you just please put my hair up because my hair is in my face. I'm panicking. I have PTSD. I have bipolar disorder. I have personality personality disorder. Can you please just pull my hair up, please? I'm sorry. I'm panicking. >> Can you please? My hair tie is on my Thank you. Um, a little bit more. Thank you. going to have you sign something that says you don't have hospital. Okay. >> I I don't think I can sign something. >> I'll sign it on your behalf. Okay. >> Huh? >> They're going to sign it on your behalf then. >> Is my mom going to sign it? >> Or just me? >> I'll sign it. >> Your officers will sign it. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to be doing a crash report. >> Hold on. >> What? >> I'm tell I'm going to be doing a crash report. >> I didn't crash into anything. You just >> I just hit a curb. >> Hit a curb. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I hit a curb. >> Did I hit a wall? >> Did I hit a house? >> Well, due to due to the circumstances, still considered a crash. All right. >> Yeah, I have a report. >> I I didn't have a car. >> Can you just tell them person? I didn't have a house. >> Can you just tell them what happened, please? >> How did you hit the curb then? What happened with that? >> Huh? Because I was looking at my phone because I'm a goddamn idiot. >> I was just trying to get my scrubs clean before the next day of work. >> Which is tomorrow. >> Yes. Where? >> It's in the passenger seat. It's a pink and black one. >> Pink and black. >> It is my mom's. It's under her name. >> Hand, right? >> Huh? >> Hand? >> Yes. >> Yeah. We can't find it in your car. >> What? >> I'm serious. >> No. Oh, hey. Go and stay inside. >> Hold on. Just check my leg. Just check. >> Check your leg. >> Yes. >> What do you mean check your leg? >> Do you Do you carry on? >> Yes, I carry it. >> Okay. >> Where is it? >> I literally had it. >> Do you carry it on your ankle? >> No, I carry it on my leg up here. >> Are you serious? Because if my mom can't find it, she's going to >> serious. I can't find it in there. >> Are you serious? >> Swear to God. Is it okay? You guys let me like with my >> Really? It should be in the front. She doesn't know where it was going. >> Did you guys check my backpack? >> Your backpack? You're not searching the backpack right now. >> Are you serious? >> I search the backpack. >> The backpack? >> The backpack? Where's the backpack at? >> It's in the front seat. >> You going to give him permission to check it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah, 100%. It is a pink and black gun. You cannot miss it. Oh, >> I hear you. All I was told was there was a gun. I don't know what type of gun. >> No, I was just saying that just because I I don't want >> I would I would also want to know where my gun is. >> Yeah. Well, not that, but [clears throat] I just don't want to get shot. >> The gun's disappearance was a very serious issue. However, rather than focus on finding it, the drunk driver opted to set her sights on something else. >> Why' you unbuckle yourself? >> Huh? >> Why' you unbuckle yourself? That's not safe. >> No, you can buckle me. You can all the way down. >> Uhoh. Are you sure it's not anywhere? Hold on. Wait, wait, wait, wait. >> Can you just like double check just my pockets and everything, please? Because I really don't want to get shot. >> Do you feel that you have a gun on you? Cuz I'm pretty sure this officer already searched you. >> Which officer? >> Hey, do you guys send me the door? >> No. No, bro. Okay. Thank you. >> All right. Watch out. I'm going to close the door. All right. >> Hey, Mandy. There's not even a backpack in there. >> What? >> Yeah. What color is your backpack? >> It's black and it has >> like a full size backpack. >> No, it's a mini backpack. >> I I'm not seeing the color. >> It's like um like a >> All right. Well, we check we didn't find the backpack or we didn't find the gun. Uh zombie like >> Okay. >> stuff on it. >> All right. We looked. We didn't find it. Okay. >> It's a black gun. >> Okay. >> It's a 9 mm. It's It's not that hard to miss. >> Well, they're still checking. If we find it, we'll let you know at the station. Okay. >> Um, do you guys need my mom's number? Because it's her it's her gun. It's not registered in my name. >> So, if we if we find the gun, we're going to put it in our in our evidence locker. >> Okay. Okay, if we find it. We haven't found it. So, all right. >> While some of the officers remained at the scene to continue the gun search, another officer transported the drunk driver to the station. All right. I'm going to unbuck your seat belt. >> You're fine. I have nothing on me. You're fine. Step out. >> All I want to do is call my dad >> before I get booked. Please. Uh, I'm I'm going to give you your phone. Come on. >> You sure? >> Yeah. >> Watch your head. >> I am never going to be friends with this mother ever again. I am never going to be friends with him ever again. >> Okay, let's go and go right there so you don't have to step over curb. >> I know. Now we're going to go through this door. Go to the right. In here. [snorts] Yeah. Cool. Would you take a seat right here? [sighs] >> My god. >> All right, Miana. So, I'm Sergeant Tappy with the Rancho Police. I'm going to be assisting um Officer Marquez with running this machine. He's not certified on it yet. I am. So, I'm going to run this machine. >> More concerned about the gun >> and we'll try and figure that out here in a little bit. But, as of right now, you mouth and everything you Okay. As of right now, I'm going to read you something very important. Okay. So listen to me right now. You're probably been read this before, so you've already heard it, but I'm going to read it to you again cuz this is happening right now. Okay? >> Uh so listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You are under arrest for DWI and driving on a revoked license. The New Mexico Implied Consent Act requires you to submit >> what? >> On a what? >> Revoked license. >> On a revoked license? >> Yeah, your license is revoked. >> No way. >> Yeah. >> Really? >> Yeah. Yeah. It's >> where >> the MVD revoked it. Really? >> Yeah. From one of your previous DWI arrests. >> Okay. >> You probably had a hearing for it. Did you go to it? You remember? >> I did, but they didn't say anything about it being revoked. >> They should have given you a >> No, they didn't. They said that they were going to >> They sent out like the results after the hearing. So that, you know, >> officers with my mom and my dad. No, they didn't. >> Okay. Yeah. So, it it's showing revoked. Um >> Okay. But yeah, so anyways, so we'll go back. >> Following routine, the deputy in charge administered a breathalyzer test. While they waited for the results, the drunk woman had a few inappropriate things to say about the officer. >> Jesus Christ. Is this like hard or something? >> What do you mean? >> Like I can't. >> You want your row one? >> Huh? >> The right one? >> I don't know, man. I just can't move. It hurts. I feel like [music] I'm very I'm being very cooperative. >> Yeah. And I definitely appreciate it. Go and put this >> everything. I just My wrist hurts. >> I'm not going to run for anything. I promise. >> Can you go and put him in the front? >> Thank you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. [snorts] Just make sure to lock it. [snorts] >> Yeah. Is it okay if I take this off? See, >> it's not all that great. I'm going to be honest. >> Same thing. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. And we should be good. [snorts] >> Sorry. Take off the hoodie and the the shoes. Hoodie and shoes. >> Are you wearing a shirt under your hoodie? >> I don't know. Depends on if he wants me to. >> I'm trying to make it good out of a vest. >> Are you wearing a shirt? >> Do you want me to be wearing a shirt? >> That would be preferred. >> Yeah, I'm wearing a Lincoln bar shirt. >> Lincoln Park. >> Lincoln Park's pretty cool. >> OG Lincoln Park or >> I mean I have Slipnot tattooed on my neck. slip. >> But >> do you want me to be wearing a shirt? >> Yes, I would prefer to >> wear I would let you give me a cavity search. >> I don't think that is um you are not allowed to be wearing that. So um he's going to get you out of those handcuffs. Um he'll do another search. You're going to have to take off your shoes. Are you wearing a belt? >> No. >> No belt. And then you'll have to take off your hoodie. >> Yeah. Like I said, it's just a Lincoln Park shirt. >> Can you show me to take off my bra? That's fine. >> No, the bra Lincoln Park shirt can stay on. >> Just the hoodie. Just the hoodie and your shoes. >> Hoodie and the shoes have to come on. >> Good. >> Yeah. Um, I'll grab your stuff. >> I was just going to put it all in like an evidence bag. >> Yeah, they had the bags over there. Evidence bag. >> Are you sure I'm not hiding anything on my How do you know? >> They do a thorough search at the jail. >> I'll take you over there. >> We don't do strip searches here. >> I'm trying to make a good situation out of a bad situation. >> Hold on. Is there um anything on me? Like my vapor or anything? >> No. No, it shouldn't be on. >> Okay. Wait. You're welcome. >> It might be in his car still. >> All right. >> Oh, come on. >> I I might be tightening something. >> Highly doubt it. >> How do you know? >> Despite Mandiana's incessant, flirty comments, the officer didn't take the bait and kept things professional. After the drunk driver was booked, the officers tried to finalize things before sending her off to a holding cell. >> I'll tell you what. Let's let's get you in there so he can knock out his paperwork so we can get you down to jail and we can ask those questions of them. Okay. >> H >> I said let's get you in here so >> wait. Can we just like hold on >> we're just going to back him up a little bit. >> Get you in there so he can finish his paperwork and get you down to the jail. That way they can get you processed and that way we can get you before that judge or hopefully um I'm not sure what their processes sometimes. >> I have a penning DUI already. Mhm. And I I was supposed to have um >> You haven't been Have you been convicted? >> Um I went to jail and then I was supposed to have a >> Did you go through court? >> You're too [clears throat] hot to talk to the backup. So um what >> you you went to jail? >> Back you up a little bit. >> You went to jail, bro. >> Okay. So, I went to jail and then I got a court date and then they changed it to this month or last month and they changed it again on that >> to this month. >> Okay. >> So, like I haven't gotten like a DUI or like a a >> breer conditions are released, >> but I got arrested. >> Yeah. And when was that? Um, it was in I want to say January or February. >> Oh, okay. So, a couple months ago. >> Yeah. How is that going to affect what I have? >> Um, so the convictions more so affect like it's a pending >> Yeah, it's pending. It's not It's not convicted. It hasn't been resolved yet. >> Yeah. >> Um >> I mean, are you are you on conditions of release? Did they give you any conditions of release? I mean, I'm so allowed to go to work. I'm so allowed to drive my car. >> Like, they didn't give you pre-trial services where they say like you can't drink. Stuff like that. >> No, I had a pre-trial person where they were like, "Okay, we're going to talk to the judge." Stuff like that. >> Okay. >> But it wasn't like, "Oh, you're not allowed to do this or this." >> Yeah. So, you weren't giving any conditions or anything like that. So, I mean, >> so if you guys have nicotine, can I please have some more? >> Unfortunately, we don't. We're not able to give you anything. I don't. >> But [clears throat] you give me my phone. >> Why am I sending pictures? >> I mean, I don't I don't have any I don't have any nicotine on me. I don't do I quit. >> I quit [ __ ] >> He's like 12 years old. He doesn't do nicotine. >> I'm 23. >> He looks like he's 12. So, >> I don't know about that. >> Tell you what, >> he looks older than me. >> Does he? Let's see. >> How old are you? >> 21. I'm dyslexic. So 21 12 >> 23. How old are you? >> I'm old. >> I'm 33. I'm living a decade. >> I'm almost 40. >> So just hang tight in there. You can make a call. >> I can make my phone call on my phone. >> Make a call. Yeah. >> There's no nicotine. >> There's no nicotine. >> I know. I am like a cigarette. >> I don't I don't have cigarettes. Do you have cigarettes in your car? >> No. Yeah. See, >> nobody smokes anymore. >> Hypothetically, like if I had someone that had cigarettes, would I be able? >> I can't. >> Okay. >> So, just hang tight in there and we'll try to get that paperwork knocked out so you can we'll get you out of here. Okay. In the end, she was charged with aggravated driving while under the influence, driving with a revoked license, reckless driving, having an open alcohol container in a vehicle, and texting while driving. In court, she got a plea deal, and pleaded guilty to non-agravated DUI, while her other charges were dropped. Mandiana may have been a cunning female, but at least she was cooperative with the cops. However, the same can't be said for the perverted driver who refused officers at every turn and tried to buy her way out of an arrest with a kiss. Can I take a picture then? >> Give me a kiss. >> I'll just use an old picture. >> Give me a kiss. >> Please stop. It's not going to work out well for you. >> You're crazy. I hate you. >> You know that's not true. >> On May the 27th, 2023, a patrol officer noticed a woman in a car leaning against her driving window. At first, the deputy thought the woman was having a medical emergency and needed assistance. However, the officer soon discovered that something more sinister was a foot. I just saw you uh slumped over there and you weren't waking up when I was knocking on the window. >> Yeah. No, I'm fine. >> Okay. Just making sure. >> Female fell downstairs. Is >> somebody inside? Are you here with somebody or you just >> Yeah. >> I have to fall asleep in the driver's seat. All right. Cut the wheel off just in case. Just making sure you're all right cuz you were >> turn the car off. >> I'm fine. >> What were you just doing? >> Huh? >> What were you just doing? Just turn the car off real quick. >> Looks up. Diana, >> can I see your eyes real quick? Are you waiting here for somebody like >> Yeah, for him. >> Who's him? There's nobody over there. >> What's in that? What's the deal with that brown paper bag over there? >> Huh? >> What's the deal with the brown paper bag on your passenger floor? >> Where? >> On your passenger floor. >> [snorts] >> You waiting here for someone? >> The officer couldn't find any alcohol in the woman's vehicle. However, her behavior showed clear signs of impairment. To confirm their suspicions, the officers conducted a field sobriety test. It was her best shot to remedy the situation or at least mitigate it. >> I can't do it. Then I understand and I truly do believe that this is a cry for help from you. And I truly do believe that by letting you off the hook here, you're going to go down even a darker path. So I need you to turn around, put your hands behind your back. >> Wait, what? >> I need you to turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> I believe that you are impaired, >> Diana. >> Yes. I'm not going to >> I know you're not. I'm not going to that. >> Can you not let my mom know about this, please? >> You are a 24year-old. You can call another adult to come pick you up. >> CAN YOU NOT OW. >> I'M SORRY, BABY. YOU OKAY? >> YEAH, it's fine. It's fine. CAN YOU NOT OW. [screaming] >> IF YOU NEEDED HELP, if you needed help, I would have greatly appreciate it if you just said you needed help. >> Which one? Which one? Which one do you feel pain? >> This one. >> This one? >> Yes. Is it too tight? >> It's just a short walk. It's just a short walk. >> Come on. >> Where's your keys? >> Do not let my mom know about >> Where's your keys, Diana? >> I'm not calling anybody. You're an adult. You can call whoever you would like. >> Where's your keys? >> Oh my god. >> Minutes later, the drunk driver was taken to a nearby police station for processing. While in the holding cell, the woman tried to flirt her way out and made some of the most unhinged comments the officer had ever heard. What's up? >> What do you mean what's up? >> What's going on with you? >> Nothing. >> Have you ever gotten help? >> No. >> Are you going to this time? >> No. >> Why? >> Cuz No. >> I have to take your picture. >> Excuse me. >> I have to take your picture. Can you please please allow me to take the picture? Please allow me to take the picture. Please stand up against the wall so I can take a picture of you. >> I'm not giving you a kiss. >> If you don't do it, I'm not going to do it. >> You're not going to let me take a picture of you? >> Nope. I'll just use an old picture. >> Can I take a picture then? >> Give me a kiss. >> I'll just use an old picture. >> Give me a kiss. >> Diana, please stop. It's not going to work out well for you. Please. I get you're going through some stuff and >> I'm not going to go through anything. Okay. >> All right. Refused photo unless I gave her a kiss. Refused photo unless I gave her a kiss. Therefore, I'm guessing there's no photo. >> Am I going to take the picture or no? No. Okay. >> Oh, it's okay. Yeah. B, >> please get off the floor. >> Are you serious? >> Just sit down. There's no reason to be on the floor. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait. [laughter] >> What? >> Wait a minute. So, you're telling me to get off theinging floor? >> I thought you slid down onto the floor. >> Did you or no? >> What the are you typing right now? >> I'm typing the stuff I have to type. You're crazy. I hate you. >> You know that's not true. >> What's going on in your life? >> Give me a kiss. >> I'm not giving you a kiss. >> What's going on in your life? >> Why? >> Diana, you have the right to remain silent. If [gasps] you decide to make any statements, you must understand it may later be used against you in the event of a trial. If you initially decide to make a statement, but during the course of questioning decide you do not wish to continue, you have the right to stop. You have the right to have a lawyer present. In the event you cannot afford counsel, the state will provide counsel. Diana, on camera, I read you your rights. Later on, I'll ask you to sign acknowledging the same. [laughter] Do you understand the rights that I explained to you? >> Yep. Yep. Yep. >> Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Is your answer. >> At this point, most people would realize that they had taken things too far and try to reel it in. However, for the drunk driver, that was only the beginning. >> Were they from last night? >> Yeah. >> Did you sleep? >> No. >> I didn't think so. Oh, can't bring your phone in there, though. Put your phone over here, please. >> Are you serious? >> Yeah. It's actually a strict rule. We can't have electronics in this room. >> You almost got me. You almost beat the case already. No, no, no, no, no, no. Don't touch it. >> Yeah, go in here. >> Can you please come in there? >> Yeah, go in here. >> He lost his shoe. [laughter] >> Can you um Nope. Nope. Can you please go sit down? >> No way. I want to talk to you, though. >> We'll talk. I'm going in here. >> All right. So, I'm going to have to operate this. So, Officer, can you All right. >> Don't look at me like that. Come on down. Yeah. Yeah. >> I don't play games, kiddo. >> Are you going to pay for this? >> Nope. >> I think they gave you an opportunity and you didn't call anybody. So, >> got to do what's best for you. Okay. >> Put your feet down. I'm ready. >> You ready? I'm ready. >> We're going to follow you. Yeah. >> In the end, she was charged with DUI and sent to a [snorts] facility for substance abuse. Up next, we have a stripper who tried to seduce law enforcement by incessantly demanding they search her without a female officer. >> Female officers around. >> I'm good, bro. So, check me, please. I'm giving you authorization. >> There's plenty of female officers. >> But I don't want to wait for that. I >> I'm not going to do that. So, >> bro, I like men. Come on. Just search >> whenever you get in the back of my car. Wow, that just sounds very romantic. >> On November the 30th, 2022, an officer on patrol noticed a car driving erratically on the highway and initiated a traffic stop. Upon questioning, the woman identified herself as a stripper and revealed that she was texting her boyfriend while driving. The officer had many more questions, and every answer the driver gave made it abundantly clear that there was something seriously wrong with her. >> What time did you get off at Answers? >> 11. >> 11. >> It's an hour and a half away. >> You got off at 11:00? It's 10:23 right now. >> Really? Oh, I was supposed to get off at 11:00, but I got off a little bit later. >> You mean a little bit earlier? >> Can Yes. Sorry. >> You can search your car if you want. >> Did you have anything to drink while? >> No, I'm 19. >> You're 19? >> I cannot drink at the strip club. Nothing. >> Nothing? >> No. >> Are you sure? >> Don't get on my eyelashes, bro. The light will hurt your eyelashes? >> No, but they falling off >> from the lights. >> No, they've been falling off. >> Oh, they look like they're okay. >> The officers had enough probable cause to begin an investigation. The officer instructed the performer to take a field sobriety test. And in the end, no one could deny that the woman was too impaired to walk, let alone drive a vehicle. >> This is ridiculous. >> Okay, you can stop. >> Come on. Really? female officers around. >> I'm good, bro. Check me. I don't care. >> I'm giving authorization to >> I've been in the legal field. I'm going I'm going to school. Um I got to get a legal license. That's awesome. Yes. So, y'all can check me. Yes. I want to get my own office. So, check me please. I'm giving you authorization. >> There's plenty of female officers. But I don't want to wait for that. I just want to go home. >> I'll be out. They don't >> How do um I don't want to call you I've been in the legal field. That's just >> Well, we're just going to call another >> But because you are male, you can't search me. >> We're not going to search you. >> Why not? I give you authorization, too. >> Well, I'm not going to do that. So, >> well, I like men. Come on. Just search me. >> What's your boyfriend? Please tell them pick up the car. That's a rental. >> The car is going to tiptoed. Unfortunately, >> I got to pay rent on the first. Bro, please don't. >> You don't have a jacket? I don't have a jacket. So, we already went through this. I'll turn I'll turn up the heat whenever you guys back in my car. >> Wow. That just sounds very romantic. I just want to go. >> I'm not going to argue with you. >> Bro, y'all can just search me. I said y'all can I go to school for this? Why can't y'all search me? school for what? >> I'm I'm a parillegal right now and I'm going to school for law and y'all my right now. >> I mean, we didn't do anything. So, >> but because I couldn't say 1,10 like come on. >> No, it was a combination of all those exercises. >> I'm cold. I'm shaking. You see me shaking right now? >> It's not because I'm nervous. I'm not nervous at all. >> You're on speaker, >> babe. Babe, >> no. This is why you know he got right to me in a few days. No, >> it's okay. >> Babe, no. >> Stop crying. >> No, I'm not crying because I'm a te. Look, this is not me. This is Taylor. >> Can I just just be okay? Wants to say hi. >> Say you love me, Mommy. >> No, I understand. There's nothing we can do right now. >> Bro, how much? Bro, this is not it, babe. I don't want Lazy right now. No. No. No. >> I just want to say I love you. >> How are you going to come to me tonight, babe? >> I know it sucks right now, but it's going to be okay. >> Call us. >> Call D. She will get me out. >> I'm going to call her right now. Okay. >> Okay. I love you. >> Call me when you can. Okay. >> I will. It'll be seinal. told it. >> And your your gun's going to be your firearm's going to be at the buyer house. So, just walk and go get it. Okay. >> Okay, sweetheart. >> All right. I love you, baby. >> I love you, too. Can you please say I love you, too? >> I love you, Lelay. >> I love you, baby. I see you, Mommy. I love you, pumpkin. >> In the end, she was sentenced to a 9-month probation and charged with DUI. If you thought that woman couldn't be more explicit, wait until you meet this drunk driver who tried to turn a traffic stop arrest into a full-blown flirting session. >> How much you had to drink today? >> Uh, earlier. >> How much was How much was there? >> Drink a beer earlier. >> Miss Maldon, right now you're being placed under arrest for DWI. Okay. >> You should have just let me go from the beginning. You're not married. >> Why not? I'm doing my best for you. >> Thank you. Harder. On the 9th of March 2022, an officer conducted a traffic stop after he witnessed a car swerving and veering recklessly. Little did he know that the woman he stopped was a flirtatious driver who had away with words. >> Hi, >> how are you? >> Good. >> You regration insurance? >> Yes. [ __ ] you right now. Sorry. I have this. I don't have the insurance card on me. Okay. >> Can I give it to you online? >> You have on your phone? >> Yeah, I have it on my line. >> Sure. 5 522. And it's Jenna. Come back. Come back. Go talk to me real quick. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Should I turn off? >> Sure. Save gas. Guess it's $5 a gallon. >> That's a bite in front of me. >> Stand right here. >> Right here. >> Any any idea why I'm stopping you? >> Uh, well, no. I was in and out of traffic. >> Okay. >> Zooming in and out. >> Okay. Well, >> speeding. >> When I saw you, there was no traffic around you. Okay. But you weren't you you weren't you were saying in your lane that you were you were >> well I got a call from my son that he was worried that my mom wasn't home and my aunt this is a long story. So I was trying to rush home. >> Okay. Gotcha. And then and then and then like you like you like you like started drifting over to the to the lane to lane to the right. Never signaled. Okay. Then you then you can exit onto Kors. Your tires once again went over the line. >> I will tell you I don't ever signal. >> Okay. Huh? >> So, that is an honest thing that I don't ever signal. >> Okay. So, so I I woke up to the vehicle. There's only you in the car. How much you had to drink today? >> Uh earlier. >> How much was How much was there? >> Drink a beer earlier. >> Just one beer. >> About a beer. >> About a beer. >> About a beer. >> So, was it was it one beer or was it more than one beer? >> About a beer. One beer. >> Okay. >> Like a Well, I mean, this was like at 12:00. Oh, so like almost 11 hours ago. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay, cool. Hang tight. Okay. Turn off my flashing lights. >> The woman immediately asked to be taken home. She just couldn't understand the gravity of her actions. >> Is there any way that like I live like >> two streets down? >> Okay. >> Can we just go to my house? >> Why would we Why would we go to your house? >> Well, my mom is really worried. That's all the only reason why. >> Cool. Well, this this this shouldn't take very long. >> Okay. >> Should I get up? >> Yes. Come sit right in front of me. Obviously obviously my job is to make sure everybody's safe right here on the road. Okay. Okay. >> Just turn and face me. Turn face me. Put your heel and toes together. Hands out your sides. >> Any any major head injury? >> No. >> How old are you? >> 36. >> Okay. See my finger. See my fingertip? >> Yes. >> Follow my fingertip with your eyes only. Don't move your head. >> I'm 104. This hand's going to move from left to right. Just fall the whole time. Oh, don't move your head. Okay. Ready? You can see my fingertip. I actually follow it. >> Yes. >> Okay. Here we go. >> Okay. You want to follow my finger? >> Well, I feel like I am, but you said not to move your head, but I am going this way. Yeah. >> So, I don't want to move my head. >> 5 seconds. Copy. Copy. Yeah. Don't move your head. >> 106 Fields 500 426161. Okay. Same thing. Here we go. Just follow my fingers here. I'll I'll make it easier on you. I'll make a >> No, I'm I make a little dot. >> I can see. >> I know you see my finger, but actually start the case. You see that dot? >> Yes. Okay. >> Just to start at the dot. Okay. Here we go. A sobriety test was given and it was obvious that she was going to fail it. >> Next test called the one leg stand. Okay. When I tell you to begin, what I want you to do is raise >> I suck at this. >> Do you? >> Well, no. Just in general, like I don't have good balance, but it's okay. >> Okay. So, next test called the one leg stand. When I tell you to begin, what I want you to do is raise the leg of your choice. Either your left leg or your right leg approximately 6 inches parallel with the ground. >> Okay. >> Uh do you know what the word parallel means? So, well, hold on. Level >> giving myself. Yes, but I suck at this. So, I I've done this before cuz I'm an athlete, but it's okay. >> You're an athlete. >> Well, yes, I've done this before, but >> Okay. Well, I'm I'm going to I'm I'm going to show you exactly what I what I want you to do. Okay. And 6 in is roughly like roughly the the size of a Coke can. Okay. Watch me. Ma'am, my drive my sides. What I'm going to do is I'm going to raise my left leg. Don't start yet. My left leg's fully tight. My toes pointed. Both feet are straight. M sides. Once your foot is raised, you'll count like this. 100 1,002 1003 1004 1005 and you will keep on counting until I tell you to stop counting. Ma'am, during this test, keep your hands directly at your sides. Look down the foot that's elevated and count out loud. Any questions? Do you fully understand? >> Yes. >> Okay, you can start when you want, Miss Maldo, and I'll tell you when to stop. >> Okay, let's stop real quick. Let's stop. Okay, remember I said look down at the foot, head out your sides, and count out loud so I can hear you. >> Ready? >> Oh, count out loud. Okay, >> ready. When go begin. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 14 26 >> Oh, okay. You want to stop? Come with me. M Miss Maldo, stand right here and face my camera. Put both hands behind your back. Keep them there. Miss Miss Maldonado, right now you are being placed under arrest for DWI. Okay, listen to me. Miss Maldonado, I'm about to tell you something very important. You are under arrest for driving while under the influence. >> Now, she was being demanding, but she was in no place to be begging to be taken home. >> If you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. If you choose to take this additional independent test, you will have the right to reason opportunity to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse, or Larry to technician technologist who's a blood hospital. I >> have no idea what that means. Which part? >> Anything. What you're saying? >> Okay, here we go. >> Can you just do me a favor? That's Can you just call my mom? >> Sure. I'll let I will actually get your phone and I'll let you call her because I don't want to leave my car. >> Gotcha. So, listen. Let me Okay, let me start over. >> Okay. Right now, I am about to tell you something very important. >> I would just like you to just take me home cuz I'm just like across the street. >> Okay. Well, that's that's out of the question. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm about to tell you something very important. You are under arrest for driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor and or drugs. The domestical implied consent act requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. After you take our test, you will have the right to choose an additional independent test. If you choose to take this additional independent test, you will have the right to release an opportunity to arrange for a physician, a licensed nurse or lab to a technician or technologist who's a boy of a hospital or a position of your own choice to perform additional chemical test. >> Can you tell me what's in the car? >> The cost here. The cost of this additional test will be paid for by the law enforce which is us. >> Cops. >> The next state police. >> Well, why is there three cops? You need backup? >> No. >> For me? Little old me? No, they're actually here here for me. So, it'll be paid for by the by the me state police. Do you agree to take our test at which time I'm asking for a breath test? This where you say yes or no? Let's go back. Ma'am, this where you say yes or no? >> I don't know what to say. >> Okay, so here we go. So, because you haven't said yes or no, I would take your actions as a refusal. >> Well, no, I don't want to say a refusal. I don't know what to say. >> The woman seemed to think she was too good to be arrested after breaking the law. But as we all know, she was wrong. >> It's the way law works here in state in Mexico. >> None of that makes no sense to me. I'm so cold, but like none of that makes no sense to me. >> Here we go. If you refuse, you could lose your license for up to a year. >> So, you're saying to take a test? >> I'm asking you to take a test. You can say yes. You can say no. I can't force you to take a test. >> Do I have to have these cups on me? Yeah, unfortunately. Yes, ma'am. >> Why? I'm not going to do it. >> Gotcha. It's >> bless. What am I going to do? Um I mean I don't know. I >> Okay, open your mouth real quick. Open your mouth. What's in your mouth? No. Is there anything in your mouth? Other than teeth and tongue? >> No. >> Okay. Perfect. I mean, that's what that's what I need you to say. >> What would I have? >> 547. >> What would I have in my mouth? 2310 going over 1015 by 1047 and P has been read. She hasn't said yes or no. She's going to think about it. >> Uh need a 46. You have a phone in the car. >> Can you do me a favor? Can you just let Can we just like drive me to my house real quick so I can like tell my mom? >> Well, I'm I'm going to get your phone. >> But can like I'm across the street. >> I can't do that. You can't. >> You cannot my You cannot do that for me. street with the purple color. >> She continued to act koi and get on the officer's good side. Unfortunately for her, it wasn't all smiles at the station. >> Okay, now now would not be the time to take him to make a run for it. It's just fences. It's just fences around here. Bob wire. >> Not now. Huh? >> Big dogs. >> Who's going to come for me? You. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'll catch you easily in a heartbeat. I'm I'm just saying. I mean, I know that you're an athlete and all, but I once was too. Here, right here. Let me get you a chair. Have a seat. Okay. So, what kind of athlete were you? >> Um, I did softball, volleyball, basketball. tennis, but I wasn't good at tennis. >> Not track. >> Uh, long, not sprinting. >> Okay. >> So, see, so then, see, if you made run for it, I I'd have caught you short. If you happen to get to the 800 mark, you probably would have had a chance. >> I don't know what adrenaline does to people. >> Yeah. Well, I'd have been pumped up, too. Like, yeah, we get to run. >> I could still try. >> Yeah, you could. You should have just let me go from the beginning. >> Quitter. Quarters are illegal. Ma'am, >> all the conversations were becoming flirtatious. She was already asking overly personal questions to the cop. Do >> I get bey? >> No, you have to stay comforted while you're here. >> You're an athlete. >> Are you afraid of me? >> You're an athlete, remember? Hey. Hey. >> I mean, girls are tough. I'm not I don't I don't I don't take girls lightly. Girls are tough. >> Especially girls wearing those kind of shoes. Those are what again? What' you call them? >> They're just Steve. >> LeBron. Oh, who? Oh, Steve Madden. >> Yeah, they're not athlete shoes. No, Steve Madden is not an athlete. >> Steve Madden is not an athlete. >> Uh, he's not. >> What does he do? >> He is just a designer. >> Probably not an athlete then. Now, >> he's not an athlete. He is gay, I think. But I mean, no, he just designs shoes. >> Thought those nice shoes. >> Yeah. >> Probably should have wore white, huh? >> White shoes. >> Why? What would white shoes? >> Well, because isn't that [music] what you're supposed to wear when you go into jail? >> No, you're supposed to wear like uh >> white >> orange. Then because then you >> Well, because I've been to jail before and they told me that you should wear white. >> I wonder who I wonder who said, "Well, I don't know if you should be wearing Steve Madden." >> Wear white because um I guess you don't have to [music] Well, then you and then you have to give it to people when they >> when they want it. >> Yeah, I gave my socks away. >> Did you? >> I sure did. >> Hey, well, you didn't need them anyway, did you? You already worn No, I mean this was years ago, but not for this. >> Why are you in jail a few years ago? >> Uh, well, I had [music] a firefighter boyfriend who liked to beat people, so I just ended [music] up fighting back. >> So, you beat him? Good. >> No, I didn't beat him. Uh, I I ended up going to jail because he had blood on his [music] chin. >> Cuz he had blood on his chin. >> Yeah. But mind you, I'm 5'4. [music] He was 65. Not really sure what damage I would do. >> Holy smokes, that's a huge difference. >> He sure is a big dude. >> Is he Is he still a fireman? >> Mhm. >> Still? >> Mhm. >> Wow. >> Got married [music] and everything. He has a whole new life. >> Whole new life, whole new life, huh? >> I mean, years later, but just wonders what somebody sticking with you will do, right? You're not married? >> Why not? >> I was once before. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Not no more. >> What happened? >> Life life happens. Sometimes you just fly out of love. Just doesn't work out. >> How old are you? >> How How do you think I am? >> I mean, you look kind of young. >> Okay. Thank you. I'm not young. >> 42. Thank you. I'm I'm almost 50. >> She continued to share about her life, although this wasn't going to help her case. >> It's a monkey fest. It's a It's a It's a steel ball in there. So, in case >> still ball in case I have to in case people want to run cuz they're athletes, I can just throw it at them. >> What does that do? >> Probably hurt like >> Oh, my uncle used to do that with uh something different. Yeah, it's just pretty much just a key holder. >> Your uncle does? >> Sure does. I know where she would get caught. >> Well, where's he at? >> My grandpa would if I said, >> "Okay, well, I want your camera to kill you." So, don't say. >> What happens if you do have five warrants? >> Nothing. >> Traffic? Nothing. >> Oh, for for traffic? Like like just like regular traffic stuff? >> Like speeding? You don't go to court? >> Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you just have warrants and then you wait till you get picked up, honestly. >> So, nothing happens to you. >> No, you just you just have warrants. Your license gets suspended, but you still drive. >> So, nothing happens. >> Yeah. Nothing happens. >> Not what I would want. >> No. >> Want to get taken like me? >> Yes. He get taken and um pay his fines or have to see a judge and then be done with it. That's really it. >> I wish I had my lip gloss. >> Why? It's on my phone. >> No, I imagine that it's my phone. >> Your phone's in there. >> I hear it. >> Okay. Well, it's in here. Yeah. >> Oh, I I heard it from that way, but okay. >> It might be your phone. >> It is my phone. I know who it is. >> It's your mom. >> No, >> she's not happy with you. >> No, my mom is pissed. >> I know. She told your son that you're getting locked up. >> Why would she? What parents says that? >> Your mom. >> My mom is an idiot. She really is. So am I. But my mom for saying that. She just has no sense. >> Okay. Right now I mean she Right now the machine says please blow till tone stops. Let me know if you want to give me two breath samples. >> Where should I blow? >> What's that? >> Where should I blow? >> Well, if you want to just tell Okay. So right here's a brand new mouthpiece. No one's ever used it. >> Things took a darker turn once she couldn't take the situation seriously. This was not going to be in her favor. >> Harder. Nope. Nope. Keep going more. Nope. You keep stopping. [laughter] Come on. [snorts] Come on, Jenna. You got this. Take a deep breath and blow. >> Oh, no. It's not that funny. It's what you're saying. >> What am I going to say? >> Keep going. >> Keep going. >> Okay. Take a deep breath and blow. One big breath. [laughter] Nope. Not hard enough. Go ahead. Harder. Keep that tone going. Harder. Harder. Oh, no. Hard. Do you hear that tone? You don't, do you? Yeah. That's cuz you're not blowing hard enough. Take deep breath. One big breath and blow hard. >> I'm trying >> hard. Nope. Keep going. Nope. You here. Maybe. Maybe if you stand up. Let's stand up, Jenna. >> I don't think that's going to work. >> It might. You never know. We'll try it. Take deep breath and blow harder. You're not You're not blowing. >> Yeah. No, >> I'm blowing. >> You're not blowing a feather off your hand. Blow a balloon up. A nice big breath. >> I'm doing my best for you. >> Okay. >> I am trying my hardest for you. >> Thank you. Okay. It's okay. Just have a seat. >> Oh, it's not [music] aggravated cuz I'm attempting. >> No, I didn't say it's aggravated cuz you are attempting. Okay. >> You're mad at me. >> I'm not mad. I'm not mad. Trust me. Takes It takes a lot more more than that to get me mad. >> You saw me. >> I did. I did. >> What does that mean? >> Nothing. It just means that was in that your second sample was insufficient. >> The woman once again attempted to play with the cop before taking things to the next level. I actually knew I would be in jail, but not for [music] this. >> Would you think you'd be in jail for fighting? >> Uh, yeah, probably. >> Are you Why you Why you got to be so violent, girl? >> Oh, yeah. Just [music] what I thought I would if I ever did. >> Oh, >> like hypothetically, if you ever went to jail, >> like if I ever >> Yeah, the first time wasn't my fault. I can overpower someone who is a whole taller than me. I'm a little thing. >> Yeah. >> Am I not? >> Nope. You You are You are not that tall. >> Tomorrow. >> What's that? >> We may have went on a date tomorrow. >> A date tomorrow. Well, you're going to be in jail, girl. >> May have Well, if you would have just taken me home. >> I got I have got fired. >> No, I I can't be taking you home. Okay, your phone's going to be charging up. I'll put you in there temporarily. I'll let it charge up a little bit more. Any questions before we go in there? Or you go in there? >> What am I going to go in there and do? >> Just sit on the bench. >> I have to pee. >> You have to kick right right this way. [music] In the end, the woman was charged with a TWWI.