Why are you doing this? >> No, you can't now. >> No, you're not going to now. You refuse. >> No, I did not. I refuse it. >> Stop fighting and resisting him so he doesn't see this. >> I did not. >> If you want your son to see you doing this, stop it. Please stop. >> Your husband's coming to pick him up. Our officer's going to go pick him up right now cuz he's downtown looking for you. He just called in a well-being check. >> And the first place he went is he walked to all the bars cuz you were supposed to bring him to the hospital. >> I would never do this. You're not at a bar, but you're >> drinking beer in the parking lot and throwing it out. >> Stop it. >> Hi. Just really quick, is it okay if I just check your pockets for weapons? >> Not that I don't trust. I just >> All righty. You're good to go. I'm just going to have you sit back here. Okay. We'll take you over there right away. >> Get you over there so you can go >> pick up your son. >> Sounds like my son. >> There's a kid in the car. He's really upset right now. Come on, have a seat in here. >> Mary, how many times have you been arrested for drunk diving before? >> How many times have you been arrested for operating while intoxicated? >> Never. >> That's probably not true. >> Times. Does that sound about right to you? >> No. >> The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration gives a a general estimation that an impaired driver will operate a motor vehicle approximately 80 times impaired a year. Um, so if she's got five previous DUIs, that only means that she's been caught those five times. Who? It's It's possible that she drives like this every single day, whether she's got a kid in a car or not. Um, it's just it's the life of an alcoholic, but it's uh it's good that that they caught her and they got her off the street and hopefully she's not going to do it again, but statistics say she will.