And then someone said, "Oh, someone else's head." I'm just like, "Oh my god, how did that happen?" >> I'm just telling you, there's two people struck by your vehicle and both both are dead. >> I didn't know. >> Okay. >> It's one thing to drive drunk, but it's another to take lives while at it. And instead of showing remorse, show mockery. >> Can you take these off right now? >> Yeah, sure. >> I'm not going to run away. I trust you. >> I'm not going to run away. I know. >> Don't tell me. Look what he did to me. Look what he did to me, bro. >> He didn't do that. God didn't do that. That drunk did that, bro. God didn't do that. That drunk [ __ ] did that. She decided to do that stupid [ __ ] bro. >> Here are infuriating moments when drunk drivers laugh after taking lives. We begin with the case of 27-year-old Emily, a graduate student whose drunken late night drive ended with a bicyclist life's chapter unexpectedly closed forever. I have a pulse that is very weak. >> Um I think he has broken leg and he's not responding like at least uh mentally, you know, he's breathing. >> Have you been drinking today? >> Um the person that was here was sent to the hospital. At this point, we don't know what the condition is. Um to be honest, it didn't look too good. >> On February the 29th, 2024, officers rushed to a reported crash between a car and a cyclist. They arrived at the scene only to find the cyclist in a dire state before turning their attention to Emily, the driver. >> Did he go over the bridge? >> Where's he at? >> My bad. >> I have a bur. >> So, I saw it here. I took it over there. Um he flew over the wall. >> Yeah, I think it was a broken leg. >> Okay. Can you tell me one more time again? >> So what happened? >> The there was the white Mustang >> was taking uh I think a >> I think they took a left going this way. >> Uhhuh. >> They're going pretty fast. The red part. >> He was here. >> Flew over. So >> I parked over there, ran over here. Um I think he has broken leg and he's not responding like at least uh mentally, you know, he's breathing. My name is K. Sorry, I'm an >> I got you. They're right here. >> You're all right, buddy. >> He's not responding. >> Did he land right here? >> He said he landed over here, right? >> He was He was somewhere. I think he was walking right here and he like they hit him and he bounced over rolled landed right here. He was >> Can you hang up the phone? >> I'll talk to you later. Talk to the cops. I'm so sorry. I was starting I was getting Chinese and like all of a sudden I see him blowing start going around and he hit me. I'm just like >> and I stopped and like minute I hit him. It's like hit me. >> Okay. Where were you coming from? >> I was coming right here. I was on the interstate. I was like literally exiting off. I was going to the Chinese buffet. And the thing is like I saw >> So you had just gotten off going this way. >> Yeah. Yeah. Like I moved over and like I saw him move into the middle of the road. Okay. I moved over then he moved forward and I'm like >> which lane were you in? >> I was in this lane. I went to that lane cuz the thing is I saw him in this lane. I'm like okay moved around then he went forward. >> So he was in front of you. You're going like this. Yes sir. >> And then you're going to go to the left lane. The one left. And then he got in your way. >> Do you have your license registration? >> Where are you coming from? >> I was coming from mom and I was just getting Chinese food. I am so sorry. That's my ID. >> I'm so sorry. >> Where are you coming from? >> I was coming from Lman. I literally just came home. >> This This is Lman 11:40. >> I'm so sorry. >> Where were you coming from? >> I was coming from university off to Lman. I literally just dropped off my little sister. I told him, "I want to get some Chinese food from the Chinese buffet." And I saw him. I went around him and I broke. >> Okay. >> So, you're coming from university? >> Yes, sir. >> Where did you drop off your niece? >> I dropped my little little sister right now. >> Oh, your little sister? >> Yes. my little sister off my parents house right now is over there >> and I went over here and like I saw him and I went around him. >> Is Rona still a good address for you? >> No, sir. >> Okay. You have uh insurance and registration number? >> Yes, sir. I do. >> Can I have it, please? >> Yes, sir. >> No uh drinking or driving? No or nothing? >> No sir. >> Okay. I just have to ensure that's all. >> As they questioned Emily for answers, it started to become clear that her mindset before the incident was far from sound. Um, out of curiosity, so you're on the lane. >> I saw him immediately pulling through. I'm like, "Okay, I'm going to avoid him." But I like to go through. I'm like, "No, no, no, no." >> Okay. >> Can you have a seat right here for me, please? Can you have a seat right here for me? What's your name? Let me see. >> Emily, they're assessing him. Okay, I'll keep you updated on all that. Um, out of curiosity cuz there's some I heard some blatantly statement. You didn't go over a curb or anything like that, right? >> I don't know. I went this way. That's why I'm like, "What do you mean? I went this way. >> And was he in the lane or was he in this little thing right here? >> I saw him in the blue going this way. I'm like, "No, go this way." Then like >> So from this little lane right here, >> he was going this way. So then you're going to go >> Okay. >> Are you hurting anyway? >> No. I Is you okay? >> I don't know. They're assessing. Okay. I don't know. I'm not going to lie to you. >> All right, Emily. We're just gathering everyone's statements. Okay. That's all. RP is going to be in the back. >> Uh regardless of the fact what's going to happen, given the the severity of the impact and all that, we're going to have a traffic unit come out and do their diagrams and all that stuff. We're going to be here for a little bit. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Regardless of the fact um >> is he okay? >> I don't They transported him respectfully. I've only spoken to you and what I overheard. I I did not make any contact with him, >> so I don't know. They >> tried avoiding him. >> Did the impact happen right there? >> Yes, it happened right here. That's why I was like I tried avoiding her. I'm like, okay, I saw him cross like Okay. like I would have warned him and then he went forward. That's why I was like why? >> Okay. All righty. Just want to make sure cuz again I don't know where the allegation came from. The sidewalk. That's what I'm trying to piece together. >> Like no I never hit the sidewalk cuz I'm like I went around him. >> Okay. Do you know how he ended up on that side? >> No. I don't know. That's the thing is like I don't know. They dragged him over there. The thing is I pulled over here. I'm like is he okay? Is he okay? Oh yeah. They put him over there. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> Hi, ma'am. I'm officer Molinar. >> Yes, sir. >> Um, what's your name? >> Emily Portillo. >> Emily. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Emily. Um, there's going to be some tests that I want to do. They're um standardized field sobriety tests. Um, and I want to eliminate those uh eliminate anything that you've been if you've been drinking or anything like that. I'm not saying that you are, but would you be willing to administer and participate in the test? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. You can just get up and follow me over here. >> I know you're anxious. Try to relax. The more nervous you are, the more you're going to overthink these tests. And this isn't a pass or fail. It's just to check impairment. That's all. >> Okay. So, I'm just like I'm very anxious. >> I know, but we just need this first time ever. I'm just like, >> we just want to make sure that you're able to retain the instructions. That's >> So, for the time being, try your best to just do that. >> Quiet. I was literally checking on the other street. Go to Chinese food. >> I know. I got you. >> I got you. >> You don't know if he's okay or not. >> Not yet. An officer just went to the hospital. Okay. >> I'm sorry. I just >> I don't I just don't want to lie to you and tell you he's okay when I don't know. >> I understand. I just pointed him. >> Emily, right? >> I'm sorry. >> It's okay. Hey, look. I'm going to do the testing. Okay. >> Just do me a favor. Hang up. Just relax. Take a deep breath. >> I thought I avoided those. [ __ ] >> I got you. So, let me I'm going to do the testings, okay? But I need to write some stuff down before we even start anything. Okay. Do me a favor. Relax. Take a deep breath. >> I get my massage on this thing. >> I got you. >> I got you. >> As the sobriety test continued, Emily's behavior left little doubt that she was under the influence. And the results would soon make it undeniable. >> Do you want to talk to her? >> Sure. >> Okay. >> Have you been drinking today? I jumped like literally earlier today like around like 5 hours earlier with my friend. >> What' you take? >> I took like gym beans. >> But that was like around like 4. >> Okay. How do you take shots or mix? >> Normal shots. It was normal shots with like >> how many? >> Just like one. >> One. >> Yes, sir. >> And like a regular shot or a double shot or like normal shots, sir? >> Okay. Where were you at? >> It was at her place. >> Her place? >> Yes. >> Okay. That was like literally around 400 p.m. That's what I'm like. >> Okay. So, one shot of Gene Beam at 400 p.m. >> Yes, sir. >> You stopped at 400 p.m. >> Yes, sir. That's what I'm like. >> Okay. You still willing to do this testing? >> Yes, sir. >> It is just to rule out the fact that you might be intoxicated. So, I just want to make sure that you were safe to operate this vehicle when you did. Yes, sir. >> All right. You said you're taking to the hospital. >> You said you're taking to the hospital. >> Yeah. >> All right. So, the next one is is the one that we were doing walking and all that. Okay. So, just listen to my instructions and don't start until I tell you to do so. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Will you give my favor face that way? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. He says cancer. >> Should you be placing arrest? All right. You too. Um, yeah. >> Is your wallet ID and all that stuff in here? >> It should be actually you understand why you're in the back of my car, right? >> I failed some sort of surviving test. Yeah. >> So, I I you didn't It's not a pass or fail test. Okay. I just saw some impairment. >> So, I do have a stigmatism. I do have hyper lordosis. I have actually a balance issue because my back problems. >> Okay. >> So, I don't know if I should identify that. But thing is I don't want to eliminate myself either for like any kind of stability issue. >> Right. So like I said, I just saw some some concerns. Um and so from here we still got to do a lot of testings >> uh and then go from there. >> No, I understand. Like I completely understand. >> Okay, perfect. I appreciate your cooperation. Um we'll give that to you to your mom. >> Yes, sir. >> Like Oh, sorry. I'll take my phone if >> No, I'll just put it. Would it be issued behind my handcuffs in front of me? >> I promise I won't do nothing. I promise like I'm not going to do this. Is my first time ever being arrested? Anything. >> How old are you? >> I'm 26, 27. >> Okay. Um, for policy, he has to be in the back. >> With the odds stacked against her, officers prepared to escort her straight to jail. Then they broke the news to her mother, shattering her world. >> Hi, are you mom? >> Yeah. >> Did they talk to you like what's going on? So, I did some some pills on your on your daughter standardized for right test for that we do for possible impaired drivers. Okay. Uh I saw some concerns during those testings. So, that's why I made the decision to to further that investigation. Um she also admitted to me that she drank earlier. She said 4:00 uh and that she smoked cuz I these usually have THC which she says he has. So, this also impairs someone's judgment in driving. Um, so I I have a few things that I I still want to continue the process. Uh, but right now she's under arrest for driving while I'm getting under liquor and so from here I have to take her to the station and then do my my thing over there. This the traffic investigators have to deal with the whole crash incident. Um, the person that was here was sent to the hospital. At this point, we don't know what the condition is. Um, to be honest, he didn't look too good, but hopefully hopefully he will be okay. Okay. And I just want to be uh transparent with you guys. Okay. You have any questions? >> What do we need to do? So, that way we never >> Okay. So, I'll talk to them and I'll ask them what they want you guys to do. Um, because her car is going to pro is going to be impounded. Uh I just don't know where and if there's going to be a hold or we're going to take it to the station because we need to look into it later on or if it's just going to be taken to a uh tow. And if it does, we'll let you know which one. Uh so let me let me ask them if they want you guys to stay for whatever reason. If they don't, then you guys are free to go. >> Okay. >> And will we know where she'll be at? >> So right now she's going to the station. Once we're at the station, I still have stuff to do. Okay. I got to uh if she is willing to give me a breath test, I got to take that. Um and then after that, there might be a possibility that I have to call another another investigator to help me continue. But if not, then that's it. But if if everything goes as as it's supposed to, not supposed to, but that's how it goes. She'll end up uh Donana County tonight. Um she'll stay there tonight. I It's more Friday. I don't know if she's going to talk to the judge tomorrow or even the weekend. If not, she'll stay there till Monday probably and then she'll get released either a bond or they'll let you let her just go make she promise that she's going to go to court when she's told that that information I don't have at this time. Okay. So, let me ask them what they want from you guys talking. >> I just want to make sure mentally she's okay. She studied to be a social worker. >> Yeah. and she already has her bachelor. She was working on her masters and I can imagine if she feels she hurt somebody and this is like the biggest thing for me is to help you. I'll let you just ask you if she's okay, but I don't want you guys talking about anything else. >> No, no, no. Okay. >> Before taking her to jail, officers ran two final checks, a breathalyzer and a blood test to leave no room for doubt. >> All right. So, listen to me. I'm about to tell you something important. You are under arrest for DWI. Okay. The New Mexico Blood Consent Act requires you to submit to a breath test to determine the alcohol content of your blood. You have um after you take our test, you have the right to uh to choose an additional independent test. If you choose to take an additional independent test, um you have the right to a reasonable opportunity to arrange for a position, a licensed nurse, a laboratory technician, or a technologist who is employed by a hospital or physician of your own choice to perform an additional chemical test. The cost of the additional uh test will be paid by the law enforcement agency. Do you agree to take our test? >> Yes, sir. >> Ready? Would you consent to give blood? >> What? >> Breath and blood? >> Awesome. >> Yeah. You okay? >> You okay? Good. >> See that stuff? No. I'm sorry. >> All right. Come here. >> All right. Want to have a seat? Yes, sir. >> Yeah. Turn a little bit to your to your right, please. Dude, do you know your social? >> Yes, sir. >> What is it? >> You're going to blow in this piece. Okay. I a good steady blow. And then keep blowing until the machine stops beeping. Okay. >> According to reports, the victim succumbed to his injuries 2 days later. To close out, Emily was charged with homicide by vehicle, driving under the influence and reckless driving. Following up with the case of Stephanie, a drunk driver whose reckless action sent two innocent lives to the great beyond. And she showed not a shred of remorse. >> I'm just telling you, there's two people struck by your vehicle and both both are. >> If it was two, I'd be crying. You know what I mean? I'd be like, "Oh my god, I did this." I'd be like, "Wow, this ain't hard." But I know what I did. >> Okay. You're going to jail for reckless homicide tonight. You're going to jail for aggravated DUI for two people. Did you understand what I told that you two people tonight? >> Yes. I'm just wondering what I do. >> On the 10th of April, 2022, officers were dispatched to a scene after a woman named Stephanie reportedly caused a traffic accident involving a victim. Officers arrived rendering aid to the victim before turning their attention to uncovering how it all happened. >> Rossy, grab some gloves. take over CPR for Pyro. Come over here with me, man. Okay. >> I called as soon as this [ __ ] happened. I was so This doesn't happen to me. >> I understand. >> I go to Bradley. Like, why would this happen to me? >> Okay. So, here's what I'm going to have you do. If you can uh maybe help Pyro do CPR on that one right now. >> You told me. I'm right here. >> Okay. Just hang tight right here. Has anybody gotten all your information? >> No. No one. Um, someone your friend took my license. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> Your friend took my license? >> Okay. I'm just I'm just going to write it down here just to let you know I got body cameras there. Okay. >> Is that okay if I >> s T E P H A N I E >> middle initial? >> I don't have one. >> Okay. And last name? >> Mel go. >> Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Can uh were you leaving the bar? Were you coming this down the road? >> I was coming. I was coming here. >> Okay. >> You know, I had just gotten my night started. So, were you going this direction or this direction? >> I was coming this direction. >> Okay. Here's what I'm going to have you do. Um, >> yes. >> Let's just get Let's get away from the scene a little bit. Let them do their thing. Okay. This is your car, right? The correct the red car. You were the only one in the vehicle. >> I'm the only one. >> Okay. Come over here to my squad car. Okay. >> Yep. >> Well, we're Let's worry about the two people we're doing CPR on right now. How you doing? >> Yeah. Hang tight here for a minute. Okay. Can you take your purse off and just set that on here? We got to >> Yep. Do you have anything illegal on you? >> Yes, I have marijuana in your phone. >> In your purse. Okay. Have you had any tonight? >> No. >> Okay. Do you set those on the car for me for him? >> My vape, too? >> Yep. Yep. Set that down there. >> In my phone. >> In your phone. Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. >> All right. Just come over here. Put your hands on my car. There's got a pass search before I put you in my car. Okay. >> Okay. >> No pockets or anything. >> Okay. >> All right. Until we figure out how we're going to handle this, I'm going to have you sit uncuffed in the backseat of my car. >> I'm going to get you out. We're going to probably do some field sobriety test and all that. I got some more questions for you. >> Right now, I'm going to have you sit down just so we're out of the roadway. Okay. Come right over here. >> Just scoot that over for me. Okay. >> Do you want to do it? There we go. >> Are you hurt at all or need or need medics yourself? >> No, sir. >> Cuz your entire I mean your car is pretty beat up. I'm making sure. Do you Are you bleeding anywhere? >> Um, no. I'm okay. >> Is that a little blood splatter on your hands? Maybe from the glass. I see you got glass cut all over you. >> Do I? I think I'm okay. >> Okay. All right. Hang tight a minute. >> With Stephanie in custody, officers questioned her for answers, only to hear responses that would begin to expose the full extent of her reckless choices. I appreciate you being cool with me. I understand this is pretty stressful. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have a right to talk to lawyer before question. Have a present with you while you're being questioned. Cannot afford to hire a lawyer. Want to be provided for you be before question. Okay. Do you understand each of your rights? Which how do you say your first name? >> Stephanie. >> Stephanie. Okay. That being said, will you talk to me? Explain what happened. Okay. >> Talk to you about anything. >> All right. So, explain detail just what happened prior to the accident. I was coming to full throttle and I was almost here as you can see. >> Were you Were you driving this way or that coming down that side? >> Right here. This way. >> And suddenly one person walked out in front of me. >> Okay. >> And my car got hit. I called you as soon as they got hit. >> You called 911? >> Yes, I called 911 as soon as something happened. >> And then someone said, "Oh, someone else is hit." I'm just like, "Oh my god, how did that happen?" >> Okay. What happened when you hit the one person? What happened? >> I just called you. That's all I know. I called. >> Did Did they fall down right away or did you get out and help them or what happened? >> I got out. I called you and then everyone else came out. So, I like kind of just let them >> come and take over the situation. >> Okay. >> Um but I promise you like I only know one person got hit and I'm just like they came out of nowhere because I safe right now. >> I get it. Hang on one minute just cuz it's starting to rain here. Okay. Um, if you had to ask me, how fast were you going when you hit the person? >> Extended status. >> I would say I was going at least at least 40. At least >> 40. >> Maybe 40 to 45, but at least 40. >> Okay. All right. Um, do you think you were going too fast for this area at the time with the darkness? >> I honestly don't think I'm going too fast because I try to be precautionary about where I'm at. Um, but I just know that someone one person came out of nowhere. >> Did you have your headlights on? >> Yes, sir. >> Brights on or just regular headlights? >> Regular. >> Okay. Okay. So, obviously you saw them. It was no time to react. No time to stop. >> No time. No word. >> Okay. All right. Where were you coming from tonight? >> I was coming from Tavern uh 41 on Sterling Avenue. >> Tavern 31 on 41. >> Tavern 41 on Sterling Poria. Okay. And you left the Tavern 41 and drove straight here. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Over the course of the night, how much have you had to drink? >> I probably had about three drinks. >> What's What's What What is three drinks? You like Are we talking What type of drinks? >> Just vodka. >> Vodka. Straight vodka or mixed drinks? >> Uh vodka and water. So, I was staying hydrated, you know, and drinking. >> Mhm. >> On it. >> Like right now, if you had me do a test, I think I would pass. Just like not don't test me, but I think I would pass. >> Okay. I'm going to be honest. We're we are going to do those tests here in a little bit because of circumstance. Obviously, we have to. Okay. >> Uh how long ago was your last drink, would you say? >> Uh my last drink I would say about 40 minutes. >> 40 minutes ago. Were you drank anything while you're in the vehicle or was the last drink at the bar? >> At the bar. >> Okay. On a scale of 1 to 10, one being the least drunk you've ever been, 10 being the most drunk you've ever been, where would you say you put yourself at right now? >> Five. Because I've been very drunk. And right now, like I see you. I see everyone. I know the situation. You know what I mean? Like I know I'm aware of everything. >> Okay, here's what I'm going to do. I'm going close the door. Uh if it stops raining, we might do some test >> in the roadway. Otherwise, we might go back to the police station. Go. We'll figure out how we're going to do it. Okay. Is there >> The story only fueled suspicions of intoxication. But while she insisted that she was sober, reality was about to prove otherwise. >> All right, Stephanie, go ahead and step on out here for me. We're going to do these uh cliff tests. It It started to rain a little bit, but it pretty much let up. As long as you're okay with that. Okay. >> All right. Come right over here. You need to stand here in front of my squad car and face me. All right. Just uh just confirming you said you had approximately how many car last. Do you have any medical problems? >> I mean I have like >> Okay. What do you >> What do you do for work? I waitress in law enforcement. >> So, you're on your feet all day and all day. >> No issues with that. Okay. You're overall you're pretty healthy. You agree? Okay. >> All right. >> You see my pen right here? What I want you to do is follow the tip of my pen. I'm going to move my pen back and forth several times. I want you follow the tip of my pen. >> Do you want me to like walk or just my eyes? >> No, we're just doing your eyes right now. You know what the legal limit is to drive in Illinois? >> I do not. So, >> okay. 08. Okay. What I have you do is take a deep breath, a long hard steady blow into the straw, just like you're blowing up a balloon. Keep blowing till you hear the machine click. Okay. All right. >> Sort of a way. >> Yes, ma'am. Take a deep breath. Long, hard, steady blow. A little bit harder for me. A little bit harder. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Okay. Go to Bradley. >> You're a Bradley student. >> I graduate in four weeks. >> You're a 264. Okay. All right. Okay. Go ahead and turn around for me and place your hands behind your back. You are under arrest for DUI. Okay. Hang tight. >> You're doing great. >> All right. >> Come right over here. Have you sit back in the car? Okay. >> All right. >> Yes. whatever you say. >> Okay, just so we're clear, I'm going to undo your seat belt. Okay, I'm sorry. Get in. >> There we go. >> After failing the sobriety tests, Stephanie was placed under arrest. But the real shock came when she learned the damage her recklessness had caused, showing a level of indifference that left officers questioning just how coldhearted she could be. >> Okay, so you understand what we're going to do. First off, I'm going to let you know the two pe You did hit two people. Total. >> I didn't know. >> It did. >> I didn't. Okay. I'm just Okay. >> However you want to word it to yourself, that's fine. Okay. I'm just telling you there's two people struck by your vehicle and both both are >> I did not hit you right now. >> Okay. Well, I'm just telling you the two people that hit your car. >> Ma'am, if I >> Two people struck your vehicles, I'm telling you. And they're both deceased on scene. I'm just telling you that information. Okay. We're going to go in here. We're going to do your thing. I appreciate you being cooperative so far. I'm just tell I got to tell you what's going on. You understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. Come. All right, come on out here this way. >> I'll let you sit. >> All right. All right. Right over here. >> If it was too, I'd be crying. You know what I mean? I'd be like, "Oh my god, I did this." I'd be like, "Wow, this train." But I know what I did. >> Okay. >> And I want to go to Vegas. You're going to take me to Vegas. I'm going to spend at least $500 cuz I'm going to start off with two Long Island. >> You haven't had enough of drinking already. >> We're talking about Vegas. There's still women at Vegas, right? Have you been there? I swear to God if your Snapchat right now figure is like a dream. Despite the severity of her actions, Stephanie seemed oblivious to anything around her and was more concerned with her belongings and lavish lifestyle than the lives that she had changed forever. >> Oh, hey. I still get my car. >> Well, your car is total. >> Your car is total. >> Total wrecked. >> You don't I don't think >> No, ma'am. No, let me be honest with you. You're going to jail. You don't have a bond. You two people tonight. I don't think you understand that. You do not have a bond. You are not getting out of jail. Your car is property of East Puri Police Department because it's a crime scene. It killed two people tonight. You are clueless with that clearly. I've already explained this to you. You're going to jail for reckless homicide tonight. You're going to jail for aggravated DUI for two people. That's what's going on. So, no, you're not going to school tomorrow. You're not getting your car out of impound Tuesday. >> Did you just hear what I just told you? >> You said I'm not going tomorrow. I'm talking about Tuesday. >> Did you hear when I said that you >> I'm going to jail tomorrow? >> Did you You're going to jail when we're down here? >> Yes. >> Did you understand what I told that you two people tonight? >> Yes. I'm just wondering when I can go to school. >> Okay, we're done. You're all on body camera being completely careless about killing two people tonight. You could care less. That's sad and pathetic and horrible all at the same time. >> Can you say that as a >> Yes, ma'am. We can start. Well, to be quite frankly, I'm a little more concerned about two people that are dead right now. >> I can't wait to join my club. My co-workers have them. >> Oh my god, all of them have them. They're going to be my Come on, dog. You tired after this period. But it's okay. Let's take him to Vegas for my birthday in two months. That'll be fun. I just can't wait to party soon. After her treatment, Stephanie was taken to jail and charged with aggravated DUI and two counts of reckless homicide. Emily's antics were crazy, but nothing compared to this Seattle officer whose high-speed response to a medical call ended with him sending a 23-year-old female student to her maker. >> Uh, I think she went up on the hood, hit the windshield, then when he hit the brakes, flew off the car. But she is >> instead of staying back where she should before crossing. >> On the 23rd of January 2023, a Seattle officer raced towards a medical emergency after an overdose victim pleaded for help. overdosing and pulling it in until the need to Alex. He refused to give the rest of the seat. He wants to stay on the phone and chill out from the right. Racing through the streets without his siren, the officer unknowingly triggered a chain of events that would destroy his career and alter his life forever. Three Mary 2 started supervisor start fire for a struck pedestrian. >> Is that the same location? >> Negative. I'm going to be on Aurora. Thomas a firm. I'm okay. >> Open the airway. >> She was on the crosswalk. She saw me. She started running through the crosswalk, slammed on my brakes. Instead of staying back where she should before crossing, Yeah. Okay. The officer's speeding car struck a 23-year-old student, leaving her with fatal injuries. But the most shocking moment came later when a fellow Seattle cop described the incident to his colleague. And the reaction was just as disturbing as it was unexpected. >> Yeah. I mean, he's going 50. That's not out of control. That's not reckless for a train driver. Yeah. Lights and sirens. Yeah. Yeah. Well, there's some the initially uh he said she was in a crosswalk. Uh there's a witness that says no, she wasn't. But that witness could be different because I don't think she was thrown 40 feet either. Uh I think she went up on the hood, hit the windshield, then when he hit the brakes, flew off the car. But she is dead. No, it's a regular person. Yeah. Yeah. Just write a check. Just Yeah. What? $11,000. She was 26 anyway. and she had limited value. >> In the end, the officer was charged with secondderee negligent driving. Onto the next case is 68-year-old Malcolm Wait, whose drunk driving sent 20-year-old Finanella [ __ ] on a tragic one-way journey after he mounted the curb with his vehicle. When was the last time you had any alcohol, Malcolm? >> What did you call? Okay, I'm now going to be arresting you on suspicion of causing death by being under the influence of alcohol or >> on July the 31st, 2022, officers were called to a scene where a drunk driver had mounted the pavement at high speed, erasing a 20-year-old woman from existence. Malcolm was swiftly detained, but the real drama unfolded when they started questioning him. >> When was the last time, if ever, have you had any alcohol? Why do you call me a call? A complete >> I haven't called you a >> When was the last time you had any alcohol, Malcolm? >> Why did you call? >> Okay, Malcolm, I'm going to make a requirement for you to provide me with a specimen of breath because you've been involved in a road traffic collision. Failing the breath test or failing to do the breath test will lead leave you liable to arrest. Are you going to provide a specimen of breath, Malcolm? >> It's possible. Left arm, left wrist, pain. >> Okay. >> Did you call me a >> No, I didn't, Malcolm. All right. >> As officers questioned Malcolm, his slurred words and drunken haze made his behavior spiral, forcing them to act swiftly and seal his fate. >> Malcolm, and I'm going to say something to you now, and it's very important that you listen. All right? I'm aware that you're under arrest suspicion of being unfit. Okay? through drink or drugs. I'm now going to be arresting you on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving and causing death by being under the influence of alcohol or to sum it up. Malcolm was charged with homicide by dangerous driving and driving under the influence. If you thought that you'd seen the worst of drivers ever, then you should meet 38-year-old Daryl Anderson, a drunk driver who claims the lies of an aunt and her eight-month-old niece because he was distracted while taking photos behind the wheel. >> Our cousin to two persons by dangerous driving. All right. >> Worst day of my life. This sit down, Darren. >> This ising awful for me. I've got a business. Oh, man. Now, sometimes mistakes happen, >> but I'm not a bad person. >> On the 31st of May, 2024, officers arrived at a crash scene where a driver taking photos at 141 mph had slammed into another car from behind. Daryl was swiftly detained. But the moment he learned the full extent of the damage, his reaction said it all. >> Hi, what's your name, sir? >> Darl. >> Daryl. It's 0344. They're going to be an arrest or causing to two persons by dangerous driving. All right. You do have to say anything but how defense you do not mention. >> Yeah. Something in court. Anything to say? Maybe give me evidence. All right. >> Have you got any injuries to yourself? >> No. Right. >> Only minor. >> Was he solo in his vehicle? >> Yeah. Were >> you on your own? I've just got back off holiday. >> Have you had anything to drink? P. >> Have you had anything alcoholic? >> I had a little bit to drink on plane. >> Worst day of my life. This >> sit down, Darl. Just >> Yeah. Listen, I'm a good man. This is awful for me. I've got a business. I >> The regret was written all over his face, but the damage was irreversible. And now the consequences unavoidable. >> Right. So tight seal around that bit and blow. Suddenly leave until tell you to stop. Blow outwards. >> Actually blow. >> Okay. Okay. Stop. Okay. What you need to do? Take a nice deep breath. Form a seal with the lips around the mouth piece. And then a nice steady breath out until we tell you to stop. Right. Nice deep breath. >> Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Stop. >> Okay. This is a roadside looks test. Okay. What's that say? >> So, it'll take us a couple of seconds. You can see there's your sample taken. Analyzing it. All right. >> Yeah. >> So, that's a fail. You've grown 95. All right. So, you're further arrested on suspicion of drink driving. All right. Same caution applies. >> What's >> 95? The legal limit is 35. >> Is it? >> Yeah. >> I've I've drove into the back of another car. Yeah. Now, sometimes mistakes happen. >> But I'm not a bad person. >> Ultimately, Daryl was charged with two counts of homicide by dangerous driving and suspicion of drunk driving. Another intense case is 66-year-old Marcela Chidster, severely intoxicated and behind the wheel, plowed her vehicle into a building where a child's birthday party was underway, turning what should have been a joyful day into a nightmare and cutting short the lives of two innocent young victims in an instant. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh, >> you drove your car into a kid's birthday party and killed two kids. >> Oh, no. >> The other part of me is glad I wasn't alert because I do not think I would have been able to manage my children. Seeing my children like that were my daughter smashed into a wall. On April the 20th, 2024, a mother and her three kids were enjoying a 2-year-old's birthday at the Swanboat Club until Marcella, drunk and reckless, committed an unthinkable act that would leave a dark mark in history. Ashella's crash was so violent, it hurled people across the room. Officers and ambulances were immediately called to the scene and the chaos they walked into spoke volumes about the sheer severity of Marshella's actions. She was pulled out from under the car. >> The firefighters are coming right over here. >> They're on their way. >> Yeah. Take care of the baby first. >> Which one? >> Right there. >> Ma'am, can you come with me just for a second? >> Are you driving? >> Can you come with me just for a second? You okay? >> I passed out. >> Are you okay? >> I think so. >> Okay. >> Where you going with her? >> Over towards my car. >> Okay. >> What happened? >> I just I passed out. >> Okay. Have you been feeling ill or anything like that? >> Yes. >> Were you here for the party? No. >> What were you What were you out here at the bowl club for? Are you remember? >> Yeah, I was just coming down here. Oh my god, this is terrible. >> Have you been drinking at all today? >> A little bit. Yes. >> Okay. When's the last time you had something to drink? >> Probably going to be funny. >> Probably half an hour ago. >> Half an hour ago. What do you drink? >> Wine. >> Wine. Okay. Have What's What's your name, hun? >> Marshall. >> Marshall. What? Listen. Okay. You don't have any weapons on you, do you? >> No. >> All right. I'm just going to leave you back here just for a little bit. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Do you need to see any medical attention right now? >> I don't think so. >> Okay. I'm going to roll down this window over here. Just get you some air. Okay. >> The guy down the street. >> Yes, sir. >> The guy also hit his car. Whoever was driving hit his car down the street, too. >> Okay. >> So, this this guy was out of Yeah, this guy was out of here. >> Okay, we'll take care of it. It's going to be just a little bit before we can. I'm just saying. >> Okay. I appreciate it. Is anybody in there? >> I don't know. >> Is anybody in here? >> I don't think that. >> Okay. >> The crash victims were rushed out, including two of the three children at the party, but their mother and eldest son were still unaccounted for. Arella was led to a police vehicle. Unaware of the full weight of what she had done, she tried to outwit officers with lies, but the truth was closing in fast. >> All righty. So, what's going on today? >> Um, not too much. I went out to lunch with some friends and I came back and came down to the boat club and I drove up to the boat club and that's the last thing I remember. >> One second. Just cuz you're in handcuffs, um, I got to read you this. Okay. >> Okay. >> You have the right remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you wish to speak to me? >> Pardon? >> Do you wish to speak to me? Like, do you want to have a >> No, I'm I'm good. >> Like, do you want to talk or No. Oh, I'm I'm just hoping no one was hurt. >> Oh, sure. Um I just So, can I talk to you? >> Yes. >> Okay, perfect. So, what happened today? Where where were we at today? >> I went to lunch with some friends. >> Okay. About what time was that? >> Um noonish. >> Where was that at? >> At Veras. >> At Vera. Uh what' you drink there? You drink water, pop? >> I had a glass of wine. >> Just one glass of wine. >> Yep. >> Okay. Okay. So, you have one glass of wine at Vera. Um after that, what happens? Do you leave at noon? Where do you go? >> Came home. >> Um, what do you do when you get home? >> Um, I just came home and just kind of chilled out and was waiting for my husband to get up. He was taking a nap. >> Okay. >> Um, did you drink anything else there? >> No, I didn't even I didn't even get a drink down here because I never made it this far. Okay. And then where where were you driving to? >> Just from Verest to here. >> To here. What were you coming here for? >> Home. >> Oh, you're So you're going from Vera to home? >> Yeah. >> And you left Veras at noon? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um but then you said you went home first. >> I'm home here. >> Oh, okay. So you were trying to go from Vera to home. How long were we at Vera then? >> Uh maybe an hour. Not even that long. >> Okay. So, you made no stops between Vernas and here. >> No. >> And when did you go to Veras again? >> About noon. >> About noon. Okay. Uh, this is a preliminary breath test. Um, Michigan law requires that you submit to a preliminary breath analysis upon request of a peace officer. Your refusal to submit as requested shall result in you being charged with a civil infraction with a penalty of up to $100 fine. Um, do you understand that? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, this breath test. Um, I just want to see where you're at with your alcohol level. If you have one glass of wine, it's going to be really low. Okay. So, uh, just go ahead and, uh, blow like you're blowing a balloon. Okay. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Thank you. >> I just want to make sure everything is okay. >> Oh, absolutely. >> Oh my gosh, that was so scary. >> Do you remember what happened when you were going around here? >> No, not really. I pulled into the parking lot and I was I thought I was driving up to the boat club and evidently I was driving right into the pavilion. When you got to the parking lot, what happened? >> I don't remember. >> You don't remember? >> I don't remember. >> Okay. Um, got to this parking lot. You don't remember anything? >> I don't. >> Okay. Okay. Um, I think that's all the questions I have for you now. Um, Deputy Schmidt's going to take you over from here. Okay. Uh, is there So, on a scale of zero to 10, zero being like you're stone cold sober, you can drive perfectly. Uh, 10 being you're passed out drunk. Uh, where do you think you're at right now? >> Uh, seven. >> A seven. Okay. Do you think you're okay to drive? >> I wouldn't want to drive. >> You wouldn't let you drive? >> No. >> Okay. Okay. Just give me one second. Okay. Sorry, my phone's ringing. I think it's going to be my boss. I apologize. >> As officers grilled Marcela, the missing mother, and her eldest son were found on the far side of the building. Both in critical shape. She drifted in and out of consciousness while her 12-year-old boy, showing signs of blood loss, was quickly airlifted to the hospital. Marshella was hauled off to jail with no way to escape the crushing repercussions of her reckless, drunken choices. >> All righty. We're all done now. >> Okay. Can >> Yes, ma'am. You need some help? >> Can you take these off right now? >> Yeah, sure. >> I'm not going to run away. I trust you. >> I'm not going to run away. >> I know. I trust you're not going to But when we do leave here, I got to put them back on when we go to the jail. That's just policy procedure. That's right. You >> lose your pants. I don't want you to fall. >> No, I don't want to fall. >> I'm going to try to hold you up here. Okay. >> Okay. >> We might bump into each other, but that's all right. >> With Marcela in custody, officers begun a full interrogation. Yet, her unsettling demeanor toward the tragedy marks the start of her downfall as the truth slowly began to surface. >> So, we know you're at Vern at 1210 and then you say you go to the boat club. Right. To the boat club. >> Mhm. That's not exactly accurate because I have surveillance footage of you at the boat club at 3:00. >> I don't know. I don't know. I know that um the party started at 3:00 at the birthday party. So, I was there a little bit before that. >> Do you have any children? >> No. >> No. >> I may have stopped home um just to check on my husband to see what he was up to. So, I could have >> Okay. And if you stopped home, would it be common that you had another glass of wine? >> I don't believe so. No. >> No. How often do you drink? >> Um, I was drinking quite a bit there, but I've kind of switched over and I'm doing a free now. >> What's a free? >> It's uh alcohol free. >> And you know, you crashed into the building, right? >> I know. >> Do you know what happened? >> I do not know. Um, again, I just had one glass at um Vera's. Um, >> do do you drink hard liquor? >> No. >> Vodka? >> No. >> Beer? One glass at Veras? >> Yes. And I might have had a glass at the boat club. >> When at the boat club? >> When I went there after Veress >> and then went to the boat club, had a glass of wine. >> Yes. >> And then blacked out in the back of the car. >> Yes. >> Well, that's not accurate. >> Okay. >> Okay. because your car is going 50 m an hour into the driveway and drives into the building. >> So, you didn't go to the boat club before the crash. Okay? And we know the crash is at 3. >> Okay? >> And we know that Verna's was at 12:10 because the alcohol level you were at at 4:00, it's not practical. It's not feasible that you had one glass of wine. So then then it's not possible that you drank at the boat club because your car drives into the building and everybody stops drinking. Nobody's drinking >> and you didn't go over to the bar and get a drink after you drove into the car drove. No. >> And I don't remember any of that. No, I take that back. I had one um actually I was at the boat club and I was drinking free and that's when I they call it a like a white halo effect and it just everything gets really bright >> because your level you were a 21. >> Oh that sounds like a lot. >> Oh yeah. So 08's the legal level. >> Okay. One glass of wine or one beer or one 1 oz shot of liquor is 0.02. So that would equal about 10 drinks within an hour. >> Oh wow, that's a lot. >> So after Vernos, you stopped at home. >> Yes. >> And then you went you're you're saying you went to the boat club and had a couple glasses of wine. >> Yes. And then you walked from the the bar at the boat club to the party >> to the car to my car. >> To to your car. Okay. Did you go back home then? >> No. >> Okay. So, you walk back to your car. What What happened? When you get in your car, what what do you remember? >> That's where I don't really remember anything. >> Ashella swore that she remembered nothing, claiming that she had passed out behind the wheel. But footage from her home told a different story. It showed her drinking in her house a few hours before, hitting a neighbor's car, then deliberately shifting from reverse to drive. Detectives weren't fooled. Her lies were already dead in the water. >> So, we're going to start fresh, >> okay? >> And I'm going to ask you a very blunt question, >> okay? >> Are you an alcoholic? >> I don't believe so. >> I see you're getting a little emotional. I apologize. Well, I I think >> it's I have to ask these hard questions and you need to look into yourself, >> right? >> And answer this truthfully, >> right? And I would say I drank considerably more when I was not drinking the free, but since I started drinking the free, I'm not drinking nearly as much. And at this point, you are trying to deceive us with how much you drank yesterday and where you were at between noon and 3. So, this is your one opportunity to tell us the truth and look truthful and not deceitful because there's only going to be one of two ways that you're seen. One way, you're a liar, no good, criminal. >> Okay. All right. Second way, she's sorry for what happened. She wants to own up to what she did and she wants to take responsibility. You probably are the most hated person in the United States. You drove your car into a kid's birthday party and killed two kids. >> Oh no. >> And many more are at the hospital in critical condition right now. >> Oh no. >> Adults as well. That is why I'm trying to get the truth from you, Marshall, so I can tell the prosecutor that you're not a low down dirty drunk that wants to go out there and kill kids. >> Oh gosh, no. >> I'm looking for the truth, Marshalla. The truth needs to come out because you are the most hated person in the whole United States right now. I guarantee this is national news. I've been doing this for a long time. I've sat across the table from killers before, like really, really bad killers. You're not that person. And I don't remember. Honestly, I do not remember. I would think I would remember something like that. >> Well, you're not being truthful about how much you drank. You're not. >> It's scientifically impossible to be the blood alcohol level you were last night with one glass of wine like you're telling us. >> I'm just devastated. >> So are many people right now. >> I'm sure they are. >> And they're looking for answers and we're trying to help them find answers. But I understand. >> But you're not telling us the truth. You understand? But you're not telling us the truth about how much you drink. >> So there's one thing I want to leave you with, Marshall, because I'm tired of being lied with. You did this. You did this. You see that kid there? You did that. You did that. >> You did that. And you continue to lie to me. >> I'm not lying. >> You did this. I'm not saying that I didn't, but I certainly don't remember. I don't recall. >> That's not going to cut it. >> Reports revealed that one little guy passed instantly from the crash, while the other took his last breath in the ambulance. Their father was called to the scene, unaware of the tragedy, and his reaction upon learning the truth left EVERYONE GRIEVING WITH HIM. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. No, NO, NO. >> I'M BACKING YOU. I'm [ __ ] backing you. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on, bro. Come on, bro. Come on, bro. >> Not me. Not me. >> Come on, bro. >> I didn't do nothing. >> I haven't done nothing. I haven't done nothing, bro. No. >> No. No. You're lying. This is a dream. This is aing dream right now, bro. Please wake me up. Please. I'm begging you. Wake me up. >> No. No. No. No. Right now. He's lying, bro. Please. He's lying, bro. Bro, bro, please. Please. He's lying. Please tell me he's lying. Please. Please. No [ __ ] way. They just was with me. They just was with me. They just was with me. No. No. No. No. He's lying. He's lying. No. He's lying. But I'm begging you. He's [ __ ] Mike. Mike, he's lying, bro. I'm telling you right now. I was just with him. I was just with him. Stop. He's lying. Bro, I'm telling you. No. Stop. He's lying. I'm telling you. He's lying, bro. He's lying. Listen. No. No. He's lying. LISTEN. STOP. HE'S LYING. HE'S LYING, BRO. >> BRO, LISTEN. LISTEN. LISTEN. Listen to me. Just listen to me. >> I can't breathe. >> Mariah. Moana needs you right now. >> Listen, >> everybody needs you right now. >> Matt and my little family, they went to a birthday party. They went to a birthday party. >> They'll bury her. >> She took both of them, bro. >> She took both of them. >> I know. Listen, listen. Listen. >> You can't do this life anymore, Mike. >> Can't do it right now, Mike. >> Look what he just did to me. Look what he did to me. >> Don't do that, bro. >> Look what he did to me. Mike. Mike, don't tell me. Don't tell me. Look what he did to me. Look what he did to me. Bro, >> he didn't do that. God didn't do that. That drunk [ __ ] did that, bro. God didn't do that. That drunk [ __ ] did that. She decided to do that stupid. >> Marshella was booked on two counts of secondderee homicide and driving under the influence. But her trial took a damning turn when her husband exposed her long battle with alcoholism, shattering every lie that she had told the officers. That wasn't all. One of the mother's closest friends who hosted the birthday party and was godmother to the three kids was the first to reach them after the crash. And what she saw was a nightmare out of a horror movie no parent should ever experience. >> Familiar with Mariah Dods? >> Yes, I am. >> How are you familiar with her? >> Um, we have been best friends since we were five. >> Are you familiar with her children? >> Yes, they're my godchildren. >> Was Mariah invited to the party? >> Yes, she was. Did anything out of the ordinary happen then? >> Um, yeah. There was a very loud what sounded like a bomb and I was right by the door. So, I ran in and it looked like a bomb at that point. I didn't know what happened. There was just um my son and his cousins right in the doorway. There was just debris everywhere. Then I seen how one of the little girls got put on top of the bar cuz she was thrown behind it. And so I got her off the bar and set her down. Then I seen Marshella coming around the side of her car. I grabbed her and I started yelling at her and somebody yelled, "There's a kid under the car." So I told her to pop her trunk so we could get a jack. I could smell alcohol on her. I kind of realized like she just drove her car into the building. So, at that point, I told her just to get the f away from me and I threw her down. >> You testified just a moment ago that at some point people started yelling, "There's a kid under the car." What did you do as it related to that? >> I seen Zayn. He was underneath the driver's side wheel well of the car and he was reaching out. So when they lifted, I got underneath it and pulled him out, put him on my lap, and the back of his head was bleeding and his arm was just kind of limp and all bloody and he had blood on his shirt and his face. But I asked him if he knew who he was and he said, "Yeah, see." And I said, "Do you know who I am?" He said, "Yes, God." Somebody yelled, "Twitty, there's another I handed Zane to my sister >> and try to go back under for a mama. >> And what did you see when you got to the breezeway? Um, and the door frame was wedged in between it, but she was already gone. She just knew this. >> The grief, rage, and heartbreak pouring from the victim's family during the trial were beyond anything words could capture. In a televised interview, Marcela spoke without a shred of remorse, twisting her words in a cold attempt to justify the unforgivable, revealing the true depth of her cruelty. >> I had a seizure. I think that the same thing that my husband said that I did when I have a seizure is just like just go straight. And I think when I got in the car, that's what happened. I just had the seizure and probably put my foot on the accelerator and crashed into the building. I have a perfect record. I don't even have a parking ticket. I don't have any kind of um DUI or um speeding ticket. >> A year later, with her eldest son still in the hospital, the mother now able to walk after countless surgeries and grueling physiootherapy, took the stand. Her words barely scratching the surface of the grief she carried as a mother. With every word she spoke, the weight of the tragedy grew heavier, all stemming from Arella's reckless choice to drive Trump. Closing out the incident, Marcela was charged with two counts of secondderee homicide, operating while intoxicated, causing loss of life, and operating while intoxicated, causing serious injury. Closing with the case of 31-year-old Emily Wilson, a single mother who believes her emotional struggles would shield her from judgment after a drunk driving crash. >> I just drink too much. I haven't been out in 10 years, man. I'm a single mom going out for the first time. I'm really [ __ ] lost right now. That's it. >> On August the 28th, 2023, officer Christian Nelson responded to a report of a car crash that was obstructing traffic. On arrival at the scene, he noticed that the driver, identified as 31-year-old Emily Wilson, was acting funny. >> Going through a separation. I just >> okay >> met some friends out. >> Okay, >> I have no weapons. I am good. I already >> dispatch 3231 got a couple lacerations to the knees. >> Please run a DUI. That's like $15,000. I got >> lawyer. I work on a farm. >> Are you the driver? >> Yeah, I'm the driver. I just drink too much. I haven't been out in 10 years, man. I'm a single mom going out for the first time. I'm really [ __ ] lost right now. That's it. That's it. >> After noticing her weird behavior, the cops decided that they had to perform a field sobriety test on her. But Emily remained completely ignorant of how much trouble she had gotten into. >> She's admittedly 450. Okay, just get it checked out first and then we'll do the test. >> I'm good. >> Come clean me up. >> I'm good. I I'm not a >> Just keep your eye on her. Check my whole brother. This is my first time out in a minute. >> Emily, are you Do you feel like you're okay? >> Yeah, I I'm 100% okay. >> So, are you refusing medical attention from these? >> No, I want like if they feel like I need it, that's fine. >> This is not fresh. >> Okay. >> If you say it's not fresh, you're not fresh. >> Let's start up here. I'll up here. What? Where? >> Does anything hurt? >> Are you injured? No. >> Okay, that's fine. We just want to know. We just make sure you're okay. If you're saying you're okay, then you're okay. >> All right. We just want to make sure you're okay right now. >> Just before administering the test, Emily suddenly loses it and begins a series of crazy talks and outbursts at the cops. >> Emily, look. Look, I'm talking. >> No, that shit's crazy. >> Emily, look at me. No, I have family that >> Okay, listen. >> The force I cannot >> listen to me Emily 112399 >> I don't know who >> are you injured? >> You're fine. You're saying you're telling you're okay. >> All right. >> All right. So, sounds like she's refusing medical attention to me. >> Refusing medical attention. Nothing happened. You guys, >> you just got into an accident. We just want to make sure you're okay. You say you're not injured, then you're not injured. I'm >> fine. I just want to go home. >> Well, we just Well, we have to do our part, too. So, I just want to make sure you're not injured. >> I'm down. >> Okay. You're not injured. Okay. That's okay. That's all right. You say you're not injured and no one got hurt, then it's just a car. That's fine. >> I don't need a charge. >> All right. So, we're just going to step back here. >> I cannot afford a >> So, we're just going to set back here and I'm going to come talk to you. Okay. >> All right. Talk to me. >> Hold on. Hold. Hold on. Relax. Get all your money. >> Relax. Relax. Come here. >> Emily, come over here. Don't go over there. Come over here. Come to me. I just want to make sure you're okay. >> I am not okay. >> What's wrong? >> Are you just upset? >> No, I'm going through a separation right now. >> Okay. So, you're upset right now? This is my first time out in 10 years. >> Okay. >> I don't know how to act. >> I'm sorry. >> All right. Don't Don't go over there. Come over here. >> No, I can't. >> Come over here. >> Just relax. Relax. Look. Just relax. Relax. All right. >> By the time they got around to administering the sobriety test, Emily's reaction showed that she knew she was already in some serious trouble. >> Okay. What do you want me to do? >> Stand on sit on this line right here. >> You want me to do this [ __ ] >> Stand right here. See where I am? Stand right there. All right. You're going to put your feet together just like that. Your hands to your side. Just like just how I'm doing it. I'm just going to do a couple tests. All right. >> Okay. >> I'm super drunk. I'm sad. I'm alone. >> Well, we're going to work through that. Okay. >> Do you have any medical conditions with your eyes? >> I'm Do you wear glasses? Contact. >> Color blind. You're color blind? Okay. I'm >> Okay. All right. >> I'm sorry. >> It's all right. It's okay. >> Okay. >> Just look at the the tip of my pen. Okay. Don't look at the flash. Just look at the top of the pen. >> Please don't make me do this. >> I I have to do this test in order to move forward. Okay. >> Please don't make me do this right now. I already paid $50,000. >> All right. Just look at the top of the pen. Just follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Just keep your hands to your side for me. Okay. And just follow with your eyes and your eyes only. All right. >> Mhm. >> All right. Good job. All right. So, I'm going to >> tell me good job. I'm not [ __ ] tall. >> All right. So, you're going to keep your feet together. No, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Don't start yet. Tell you to start. You're going to keep your feet together just like I'm doing it, right? Just uh just watch me real quick so I can show you the starting position. Just look at me, Emily. You're going to place your right foot in front in in front of your left foot with your heel touching your toe with your hands to your side. Okay, that's going to be the starting position. Go ahead and try to do that. >> Okay. Well, wait. Let me put my >> I don't even think I can do it. >> Okay. All right. You want to try to do a different one then? >> All right, we'll try doing a different one. >> I just want you guys to give me a break and bring you home. >> All right. So, you want to try doing that test or you want to try Okay. >> No. >> All right. >> No, I just want to go home. >> We're going to try to do another one. All right. >> Okay. Wait. >> It's okay. We'll try to do another one. >> Hold on. I'm not Hold on, >> bro. >> It's all right. It's okay. >> Please let me don't want to go home at all. So, >> hold on. Bring me to jail. >> All right. >> Actually, >> it's okay. Let's just relax. Relax. Relax. >> No. Can I relax? >> We're just trying to do this. I just got to do my job real quick. I got to do one more test and then that's it. >> When the towing company eventually came to tow her truck, Emily slipped and revealed something shocking to the police. >> So, just stand. >> What the [ __ ] is that? Don't you dare tow my car. >> We have to We have to pull your truck out. Hold on. Hold on. Stay over here. Stay over here. >> Don't you dare tow my car. Stay over here. Has to be towed. It's broken down. >> No, it's not. >> Emily. >> Emily, >> let me finish the test real quick. Okay. >> What the [ __ ] >> I'm talking to you. Don't Don't worry about my car. >> Let me talk to you for a second. Let's keep doing this fast. >> My sister works for a towing company and my brother is a police officer. So, what the [ __ ] >> I don't know who. Put your hands behind your back. >> You're going to arrest me. No. No. >> You're under arrest. >> Please don't arrest me. >> Relax. Put your hands behind your back. >> No. No. Not yet. >> Just relax. Don't put your hand. >> We're going to We're going to let you call somebody. Just don't pull away. Okay. Pull away. Just relax. Relax. I got >> Oh my god, you're really good at me. No, no, no, no. >> Relax, relax, >> relax. >> All right, just stand. Don't Don't Don't throw yourself on the ground. >> I'm not. >> Lock it. Emily was arrested and charged with driving while intox.