Watch his hands. Watch his hands. I got more. >> Hold up. One minute. >> Police encounters rarely stay simple when people refuse to follow orders, make reckless decisions, or put others at risk. >> Stop. >> Stop. [screaming] >> Stop. >> Put your hands behind your back. Stop resisting us. >> From tense roadside stops to dangerous driving and unexpected discoveries. >> I know you. These cases push officers into situations where every decision matters. >> We got to >> What you talking about? >> Turn around. >> What starts as a routine call can quickly become a serious police matter. A routine call near Whole Foods on Prospect took a dangerous turn when officers approached people around a vehicle and one man suddenly pulled a gun on an officer. >> What's in there? >> Nothing. >> It was weird. >> The car. Welcome to the control. >> I'm just going to take this now. Okay. Hopefully on the way to the car, >> maybe. >> Huh? >> Copy. I have location 205. This is crazy. >> Three on location. Same traffic. Go ahead. >> Uh, we responded with a car 3. We're on location. >> I took my shoes off. I sent us right to >> They both get searched, please. >> You guys been here for a while. I would take my shoes in my hand. >> Come on. >> I know you put it down. >> Drop it. Shots fired. Control. Shots fired. >> Shots fired. I got the gun. I got the gun. >> You got the gun. >> Get on the ground. >> Start calm down. Hey, >> stay right here. Come here. Stay right here. >> Calm down. Hey, please. The baby. >> Get them out of here. >> No. Have them stay by. What do you mean? >> Did you know he had it? >> The officers then turned their attention to the other man and the woman who had been with the suspect, making sure they were safe. >> What do you need? >> Did you know he had it? >> Hell no. She's giving her a ride. I just came to it. But there's nothing, bro. It's like >> uh two letterers. >> Oh, nothing on you. >> Three. >> This pulled a gun out on the cops. >> Is he finished? You got to be >> 5. Do we just need one ambulance or more? >> Huh? >> I have one ambulance in route as well as fire 208. >> No. Just stand by here for a minute. >> Oh, this dude just got smoked, man. >> It's going to be in front of 675. >> What? What are your strengths? >> He just really pulled out. >> Michelle, calm down, baby. >> All your stuff, >> baby. It's okay. Calm down. You're safe. >> That was broken up. Come back with that. >> Wow. Really suicide. >> Oh my god. >> Coffee temple behind me. Michelle, >> nobody shot you. Calm down. Get another chest seal. Suspect is down. >> Yeah, he's right here. >> Suspect down. We pulse 208. >> Wow. >> Just He was just with him. I'm just standing by with >> him. >> Yep. Yep. He's good. He's >> out of here. >> Touch me. I'm going. I'm going. >> My shoe. We're also getting reports of an assault in progress at tax hardware 29 white. >> Hey, someone grabbed more chess. We need two more. >> The man was pronounced the scene after the shooting. The shooting brought a sudden end to the encounter while the next case exposed a drug operation. >> Yeah, it was it was scary. Pretty wild. >> On September 26th, 2024, police responded to Highway 76 in Oceanside after a small plane made an emergency landing on the roadway following an engine failure. [laughter] >> I guess we have a toe bar. We can kind of push it up on the side of the road if that would be kind of get out of the way of the 76 >> to get it all the way up to the road. >> That should be kind of rough. >> That's going to be uphill. Yeah. >> Yeah. You guys okay? >> Yes, ma'am. >> How are you? >> Good. Better than you guys. Are you guys all right? >> Yeah. Yeah, it was it was scary. >> Pretty wild. It's probably a first for you, huh? >> First for me. >> No, I mean, well, you got this >> a safe crash. I mean, we've had a couple crashes where it didn't turn off this way. >> They weren't as good as pilots as me, I guess. >> No. Uh-uh. Where you headed to? >> Uh, we just got back from Arizona. Go to Oceanside. >> So close, huh? So close >> like 5 minutes worth >> and then Yeah. Yeah. I went in. >> All right. Do you guys have a tow truck or I mean I don't even know. >> That's what I asked. >> How do we do this? I got >> I don't know. >> How do you guys Do you guys have like a plan if this happens or >> we uh there's an emergency line for plus one call. >> Yeah. cuz I don't know like how >> they said they wanted to push it up, but that's going to be >> or could I uh >> maybe if I could like log into like your phone and call like our uh this plane is like a rental plane. It's from our flying club and there's like an emergency line that we can call for them >> like on their website. You can just like plus1flyers.org. There's an emergency line on there. Got it. Oh. All right. >> Yeah. Yeah. You know. >> No. Yeah. >> It's a shock. >> Yeah. >> You're lucky. Lucky. >> No. Like we are definitely blessed. >> We are so lucky. >> Like we lost it over the ocean and then it came back for a second. It came back. >> Yeah. And it came back and we're actually going like towards the clouds like into the water >> and 12 Sam to units on scene of the plane. Just FYI based on the time and circumstances just approach the cautiously. It could be a cartel plane. >> He took over like he did he didn't he took over. >> This is my student here. He doesn't have his license yet. I'm a flight instructor. >> This is my first cross country. >> How much like powerless gliding or whatever did you do? I mean like We got it back up above the clouds. We're at like 1,000 ft and then his went out. So we glided like from base like the pier here to the road. >> And you're already doing nighttime flying. >> Yeah. >> He's already solo the plane by himself and stuff. >> This is my second time flying. >> All right. So like 10 years ago when I first joined the Marines, I went to flight school with the Marine Corps. I ended up not making it through and Now I got out probably right at 36. So I'm like, let's do it. Let's do it again. >> Can I ask y'all to grab a picture of me and this dude, please? >> Yeah. >> All right. One, two, three. >> Thank you, sir. >> Yeah. Appreciate it. >> The sergeant then arrived with new information that quickly changed the direction of the investigation. So, are you guys these are the pilots in a row? >> Yeah, that's right. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Hold on one second, guys. Would you guys >> Would you guys mind putting your bags back in? We got to leave everything the way it is until FAA gets here. >> Sorry, guys. >> Huh? >> Really? Okay. He gave me the number or he gave me the his flight company and it had an emergency hotline or whatever and that's the number we looked at. That's when he was on the phone with said that's the guy that said that the wings have to come off before we get it. >> Just just hold on one sec. Uh Danler just Hey, can I talk to you real quick? Sorry, brother. >> Well, during a drill, how long will you glide? like cut the engine off and and glide and >> cuz don't you kill the engine on purpose and glide or whatever and then turn it back on or >> or do you just >> Yes, >> it glided a lot worse cuz normally you do that like power to idle >> and then like it so it's like almost no power. >> It's like a simulation of no power but >> not really. >> But then like >> put the bag on Um, we don't leave everything there. >> Can I use my cell phone? >> No, it's over there. >> Hey, he just dropped this in the bushes, guys. Yeah. All right. Hey, secure these guys. Guys, take your backpack off. You take your backpack off now. You sit down. Sit. All right, Israel, put them both in handcuffs. Put your hands back. There you go. All right. You reading what I was trying to do here? All right. >> You got some info? >> No, I just watched them do it. But we don't let them go into there and start taking stuff. This is a cartel plane. I'm sorry. I'm I'm a little These planes don't happen here at this time. >> So, changes game. changes the game. Uh, let's just make sure we're taking it slow. Good to go. >> All right. Now that we have PC, he just dumped the drug. So, we now own this plane. So, let's uh take it real slow and move from there. All right. Call the FA, let them know what you got as well. Thank you. Yo. Hey. Uh, we just had a plane crash land on the 76 small engine airplane. Lock engine failure as I walked up. So, the time of it, I actually put out that it might be a cartel plane, so be careful. Um, the officers unfortunately started letting the guys pull stuff out of the plane and I stopped it. Um, and as one of and after stopping it, uh, the one of the guys tried to dump a brick of drugs. So, we've got a brick of drugs. Unknown what type. The plane is frozen. Did he take that out or somebody take it? I took it out. He told me he got his ID. >> Bag's a good gust of wind. I just don't want to. I was chasing around my money. You got already probable cause. He dumped some dope. There's dope on him. So you basically knew right away once you planes don't come in. So our our airport is notorious for drunk drops. >> Oh, it is. >> Yes. >> Oh, I don't always agree with what what our marching orders are and I don't agree with this one, but we need to establish the PC on the brick of drugs at this point. Once we establish the PC from the brick of drugs, then we move to the other stuff. But it's going to be that first. Uh we recognize that is likely in the way that he tried to get away from get away. But let's let's uh take pictures of the brick. Um identify it, do a little bit more on identifying it, then push into this. >> Troy had like like empty pocket center console and there was like a little vial of white powder >> in his [clears throat] pockets at the time. >> Okay. >> Um he's like, "You know what that is?" Haha. And yeah, I thought like it was drugs. Obviously, I never saw him kill any. I don't think I'd want to get in a plane with someone who did. Um, yeah, there's no vial there. Um, and he had told me it was cocaine, but I think that's what it looks like. >> Do you think that was important to tell us before when we were talking about drugs and everything else like that? >> I don't know why I didn't think of it. Um, but it's again not something I try to hide. >> Okay. >> Um, but I did think it was important to tell you now. >> The man in the blue shirt was charged with possession of with intent to distribute. The other man was released without any charge. The highway landing turned into a drug investigation while the next traffic stop uncovered an illegal substance during a vehicle search. >> Your tickets. On November 26th, 2025, officers in Florida pulled over a vehicle after discovering its dealer tag belonged to another car and its tag frame violated state requirements. >> Where's it going, brother? Can you lower the window, please? >> Huh? >> Can you lower this window, please? How's it going? >> Can I just see everybody's hands? >> Thank you. Just do me a favor. Turn off the car. All right. You know why I'm stopping you? >> No. >> This tag doesn't belong to this car. >> It's a >> It's a dealer tag. And then also um the tag cover around the car. You can't have it. Okay. >> Like I can show you after the traffic stop, but basically the little border or the frame, >> you can't have it. >> Is it the reflective one? >> No, it's not a reflective one. It's just the border around the frame. If it covers the sunshine state part of your tag, >> then uh you can't have it or it's that's also a reason to pull you over. Okay. >> Okay. >> Any weapons in the car? >> No. >> All right. Do you have your license on you? >> I I literally just got off to work. I don't have I just want to go get food and gas. >> Do you have a license? >> Do you have a license? >> She does, bro. >> Huh? >> She does. >> She does. Okay. Do you have it physically on you? >> No. I'm from New Mexico with just visiting for the holiday. >> All right. You got a license? I do, but I don't I got to check my pockets if I have it on me. If not, I left it inside the hotel in my car. >> You got no weapons on you. You can chill. Do you have paperwork for the vehicle? >> Got it. >> Like the registration or something like that. >> And this one that he gave us. Oh, yeah. This one. >> This one's fine. All right. Give me one second. All right. Actually, no. It doesn't have a vent on it. Why don't you guys buy the car? like two weeks >> about a week ago on Friday. About two weeks ago on Friday. >> That's the insurance. >> I'll just go around and get the VIN number. >> I'm just going to open the door to see the VIN. Okay. >> I don't know where it's at. >> Yeah. Yeah. Give me one second. I'm going to have him step out. >> All right, mama. Just do me a favor. Step out. You're not in trouble or anything. >> You got no weapons on you or nothing like that right now. >> No, I don't have pockets. Just >> come over here. You're going to sit on this sidewalk. Okay. Okay. Sit on. Sit down. Sit down. >> I know. I know it's wet, but um stand >> um no weapons on you, right? You mind if I patch you down? All right. So, this car is not registered and your license expired. Okay. Two are criminal offenses. Not Not a big deal. I'm not going to take you to jail for it. Okay. Well, you can't you can't drive an unregistered vehicle >> and you can't drive with an expired license. Okay. >> What? >> Okay. >> Next question is, is there anything in the car I should know about? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> Give me one second. I'll let me search the car. I'll give you your tickets. >> Got it, isn't it? >> No, it's not registered. It has no registration on it. Can't be driving unregistered vehicle. And you can't be driving this um unless you're a dealer. I understand the dealer gave it to you, but that's the dealer's uh stand here. That's for dealers to go from cars from dealer to dealer. So, if they sold it to you, they shouldn't have gave you this tag. While searching the vehicle, the officer discovered something that completely changed the situation. Whose bag is this? >> Just do me a favor for now. Just put your hands behind your back. You're just being detained for now. You're not being arrested. >> What did I do? >> I'll let you know now. Dude, you got test kits. >> Okay. What? >> Uh, I'll tell you now. >> I'll let you know now, boss. All right. All right. Come here. What am I available to sir? >> You got no weapons on you. >> There is a uh Well, I work at a club and I'm I leave by myself. So, I have a knife, but I've never used it before. >> It's in my bag, but it's just for protection. Not on me. No. >> But why am I being detained? Uh, I'll let you know. >> You didn't do anything. >> I got you. >> But what do we do? >> Just do me a favor. Just step in and I'll talk. >> So, like I explained to you, the first two things that I explained to you are criminal. You They're arrestable. Um, anything after that, I have to read you your rights. Okay. Are you willing for me to read your rights? >> Yeah, but what did I do? I didn't do anything. Well, I still have to read your rights. Would you be willing to talk to me or >> But I didn't I'm confused on what >> for me to talk to you about it. I got to read your rights. >> Okay. >> Would you want me to read your rights? >> Yes, sir. >> Put this up before you. Come on. >> I get your mama. I'm sorry. >> But what did I I didn't do anything. >> Oh my god. Now, >> you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say canon will be used against you. >> Huh? >> You don't even know it. >> What do you mean? >> You can't tell me off grip. Like, you have to read it. So, you're trying to prove that you're like, come on, man. >> We always have to carry this and we always have to >> Is this Is it really that serious? Is it Do you want me to ask the worst things? >> I get you. Do you want me to ask you anything? >> Do you want me to ask you or not? >> Come on, man. We didn't do anything. >> Do you want me to ask you or not? >> Ask me what? >> You're right. I can't talk to you anymore after this. >> Well, then what are you detaining me for? Yeah, you could tell me my rights. That's fine. But my rights for what? Like, what did I do? I didn't do anything. >> For me to talk to you about it, I have to read you your rights. So, you don't want to speak to me? >> Yeah, I want to speak to you. >> So, listen to me first and then you tell me yes or no. If you want to speak to me having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> What's your name again? >> Taran. >> But why am I being detained, sir? You're being detained based on the two first charges I told you. >> Uhhuh. >> Which they're arrestable. Like I said, >> I can give you a criminal ticket or I could arrest you. >> But can you just give me the ticket? >> That's what I was going to do. I searched your vehicle and inside your purse there was a little smaller black purse. You said this was your purse. >> White stuff inside. I'm going to test it. >> I'm going to test it. >> I You could test me. I don't do drugs. >> Okay. Well, >> you could test me right now. And and when we get to jail, if they try when they test me, they will see it's not in my system. >> Yeah, that's fine. You're still in possession of it. You You >> What? How do they That's not like You can literally test me right now. >> I'm still I'm still going to test it. It doesn't matter. >> I don't do drugs. I don't do drugs. I do not. >> So So then whose drugs are this? >> I gave Nicole my purse earlier today at work because I >> She's one of my co-workers. >> Where does she work? We were at a gold finger and she held my purse because we had a uh free food like for Thanksgiving food and I asked her if she could pull my purse with my phone and my charger and everything while I went to go get >> What did she put in in your bag? >> I don't know what she put. I don't do drugs. Ask him. That's my boyfriend. I don't do drugs. I don't I don't I don't with that. I don't I I put that on my son and my mother and my grandmother's life. I do not do that. The woman continued to deny that the illegal substance belonged to her, insisting that it belonged to someone else. >> The only thing I do is drink. That's the only thing I do. I do not do I'm from Albuquerque and I already >> Nicole put it in your bag. >> I think she must have probably >> Okay. >> Cuz I know she does it. >> Where were you guys at again? >> I was at work at Goldfinger. I don't That's in Sunrise. I've only been there for about a month. I don't do drugs. I promise. All my life I don't do drugs. So >> I don't You could touch me right now and I will come back clean. >> Listen to me. You let anybody just put something in your >> Well, I've known her for like over 10 years. We used to work at Vixens together. But I promise all my life I do not do drugs. I do not. My best friend that it got tatted on me. She she did she like I will not do that. I will never that. I put that on my life. I would never do that. I don't do drugs. I really I don't. >> Okay. >> That's not mine. >> Give me a minute. I gave her my bag. That was the last person that had my bag. >> All right, give me a minute. >> I promise. Ask him. I don't do drugs. Ask my boyfriend. I don't. >> Brother, you got an ID, right? >> I give it to you >> like uh so it's valid. Um mostly most likely just give the car to you. Okay. >> Oh, brother. You guys are driving an unregistered vehicle. I I got that part. >> That's criminal in itself. The person who was driving the vehicle can't be charged with that. At this point, she was just she was just going to receive the two tickets which were traffic. They were still criminal. You could go to jail for it. But then after searching the car, it was cocaine or what I assume to be cocaine. We're going to get it tested now. She said a friend put it in her bag. I don't know if that's true or not. It's not a big deal. The woman was charged with possession of a controlled substance, driving without a license, and failing to register the vehicle. The woman's denials did little to change the evidence, while the next case centered on a heated family dispute involving an intoxicated mother >> right now. I haven't done >> Okay, I can tell you right off the bat. >> Officers responded to an incident in Florida on January 20th, 2025 after a 52-year-old woman allegedly became intoxicated and got into a dispute with her daughter and daughter's friend. What happened tonight? >> I mean, they just drank too much and I wasn't getting in the car with them. >> She was yanking on my hair. I've been staying with them. She was just threatening me, saying I was going to be homeless and that like I don't know. I don't I genuinely don't know. I'm just They're not driving. We need some me and her fine. We need to get back to our Airbnb. I don't know how, but I'm not getting in the car with >> home is supposed to be the Yeah, it's in my purse. Yeah, drunk. >> They're alleging >> they're alleging some kind of battery occurred between the daughter and this the front here's something else. >> Did any of you by any chance have like a iPhone charger so I can call my aunt? Yeah, >> cuz I don't know if you have phone number. >> How long have you guys been in town for? >> Um, since last Friday. >> Sunday. Yes. Okay. >> Yeah, we're supposed to be flying back. >> Are you injured in any way? >> Okay. >> I don't want them to get in trouble, obviously, but like she just doesn't know when to stop. >> Um, thank you. >> Basically, they're down on street and everything's perfectly fine. Um, we're walking back here as if I could drive home because >> um, so that I was fine with that. My mom found out >> I was thinking about my probably talking her separate because I think she's afraid of this friend here. >> Yeah. That's exact. But >> and then she was >> pulling off her hair. Where was she at? >> She had this back door open so I couldn't lock the doors and none of us could get out. She >> And you were in the driver's seat. >> Yes. And she was just pointing her from the back. It was her like >> So your friend was in the front seat. >> Yes. >> Okay. When when she was pulling, did she reach and grab a handful? Did she >> Yeah, she was >> top of the scalp ponytail >> like right here. Just like it wasn't like insanely hard. It was I feel like she was just scared. >> What was your friend saying when this was going on? >> She just she didn't really say anything. She just had like a sharp look on her face. >> Was she in tears as it was happening or after? >> After by the time you guys not since we opened the door. So just so your friend was there, your mom came from right here, just grabbed there. >> She yanked on it multiple times or just once and then did like girls. >> Yeah. >> Cuz you said she held on for approximately 10 seconds. >> It she was sitting there and like she like pulled like the same piece of hair like that and then Taylor like ripped away. >> Was there anything that happened between your friends Taylor? >> Mhm. >> Was there like any words exchanged between Taylor and your mom >> to provoke your mom to do that? No, >> she was just upset cuz she couldn't breathe. >> Yeah, she was just choosing everyone, screaming at them. She say stuff to me that I've never heard her say before. >> She's been drinking quite a bit, I take it tonight. >> Yes. And I believe I don't know if it's her migraine medication or something. I feel like this is what makes her >> the combination. >> Combination, >> but I don't know for a fact that she took anything. >> After speaking with the daughter and her friend, one of the officers approached the mother to hear her side of the story. Can I talk to you real quick, ma'am? >> Yes, you can. >> Okay. So, I know you just explained to the other officer what what happened, but >> Yeah. You know what it is? I'm really pissed because I'm 52 years old and I've had three drinks over a seven course period. I'm not even buzzed. And whenever I want to drive the car that I rented, I want to drive it home. I don't want 18. You don't drive me home or anything else. I could probably pass a breathalyzer right now. I haven't done >> Okay. I can tell you right off the bat, you cannot pass a breathalyzer. >> All right. >> All right. I've done plenty of DUI. What's happening right now? You cannot drive. >> What's happening right now? >> Like, are they driving us home or what? >> My name >> Copy. I've got another out of Ohio in ready. It's going to be for a white female. Um, deal number is going to be Victor November 499301. should come back to a Taylor Marie uh duet. >> I don't have a license. Shout out my daughter does. >> I know. Do you have your license? >> Um in my purse. >> It's in the car. Okay. So, you don't trust an 18-year-old driving you home? >> I don't really I I think it's I'm from your area. >> Your do your daughter's the >> Jenna. >> Okay. You don't trust her driving you home? >> I don't. She's not done anything. I just don't like the 18-year-old driving me home because I'm used to driving myself. That's all right. That's the only reason. >> 85. >> She hadn't done anything. I She's not She's not done anything today. So, >> just the whole point of all of it, I guess. >> All right. >> That's all. >> At any point, did any of this get physical? >> No. >> No. No one was pulling on anyone's hair. I wanted her to get out because they weren't I didn't think that they should be driving. Whenever my husband and I were just finished, they got tattoos. We're finishing up on the street and all of a sudden they said, "Can we get the keys?" And they all of a sudden they were done so they wanted to come to the car. So whenever I came here and they're all sitting up front like they're driving, it kind of pissed me off and I told them to get out and they really didn't want to. They locked the doors. >> Okay. >> So that was that. >> Gotcha. because they're afraid that you may have dranken too much. >> I haven't drank that much. >> Okay. >> I really haven't. >> I gotcha. So, you said you got pissed. >> Yeah. To what extent because they're sitting there and I just wanted them to get out. You're not sitting in the car like this. You didn't rent the car. It's not your car. I rented it. >> Yeah. >> That's all. >> I got you. >> Uh so, you have your driver's license in the car. It's in your purse. Let's grab that. All right. Thank you. Let's go back this way. >> You want to go? You want to take her back? >> Yeah. Yep. Let's go back this way. >> All right. You can stand over there. Oh, perfect. >> I'm still rolling. >> Okay. >> Um, all right. So, same thing I already told you. Mom [ __ ] face. Pulled the blonde girl's hair. Um, she lives with him. She doesn't want to pursue anything. >> Okay. >> So, >> dad's acting oblivious like nothing happened. Yeah. >> Tried to like give him leading questions and he's like, "Oh, that one." >> He said he already offered to pay for for a cab. >> Yeah. >> I recommend I think we push that recommendation. >> Yeah. >> A cab for everyone. >> Yeah. Well, wait. The the friend lives with them? >> Yes. >> So, is she like adopted? >> No. Um, she's 18 but doesn't speak to her parents. She's lived with them for seven months. The officers then discussed the situation and considered whether any charges should be filed against the woman. >> Yeah, I think dad too though. >> She told me they've basically just been like literally following the the mom and dad around. >> The mom takes medication. She makes the medication with alcohol and this is when she acts like this. >> Yeah. Yeah. And I can tell the mom is >> Yeah. She was arguing with me from the beginning. >> Yeah. >> Over nothing. >> Yeah. >> Um All right. Well, I'm going to have a talking to with the mom. >> It might be a question for Sergeant about the separation. >> Yeah. >> I don't >> I don't think it would fall under domestic, but it's better safe than sorry. >> Yeah. I don't think that it's going to be going any further than it is right now. But just Yeah. Like you said, just to be safe. I I would >> because if it is domestic, you're supposed to guarantee separation. >> Yeah. >> Something like this is preferred to rest as well. >> Yeah. >> Um I know you said you were trying to um you other people here with you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. How many like how many other people? >> Let me ask you this. How many other adults without valid driver's licenses are here with you? >> Every one of us. >> Okay. And where are all these people in Bitcoin right now? >> Okay. >> Are you trying to get somebody to come pick you up or >> um Yeah. >> I don't know if they'll really fall under domestic or not. We'll just let you know if you can separation. >> I have a group of just to double check. >> I would say >> I would say so. Um >> cuz they're residing as a family. >> Yeah. >> I'm pretty certain I think he's asked a couple times. Just step over here. That way things will escalate. Okay. >> I appreciate that. I think he separated himself for a reason. Let's just stay separated until we can figure everything out. >> Okay. Well, that's what we're trying to figure out. But I believe he's asked he separated himself, so let's keep it that way. >> No one was charged in the family dispute. No charges were filed in that family dispute. While the next case involved a mother stopped for driving at dangerous speeds with minors inside. >> Okay. When you're placed under arrest, we have to transport you. >> Okay. Okay. We don't have a long >> authorities in Beach Park, Illinois stopped a woman on June 21st, 2026 after she was reportedly caught driving 85 m hour in a 45 mph zone with three little ones in the vehicle. Hello. >> Hi. >> I'm Deputy Peterson at the Sheriff's Office. Do you have your license on you? >> Mhm. >> Insurance as well for the vehicle by chance. That's registration. Do you have insurance? >> I don't. >> You don't have insurance? Okay. Um, so reason for the stop is for speed. >> Okay. >> I'm trying to get home with my kids, you know. >> Okay. Do you think going almost double the speed limit with your kids in the car is a good idea? >> I'm sorry. I'm trying to get home >> cuz I got you locked in at 79 and a 45. But you're going even faster than that. You're going in mid80s. >> I thought I can go faster, you know. I'm trying to get to Granville. >> Okay. >> Kingsport Apartments. >> Yeah, I know where that is. Okay. But the speed limit's the speed limit, right? >> Yeah. >> You said you don't have insurance for your vehicle. >> I don't. >> Okay. Is your license good? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Give me a second then. Okay. Yeah. Do you know your license is suspended? >> No, I didn't. >> You didn't know? >> It's been suspended for like 3 years. >> Three years? >> Yeah. >> Why? For what? >> M multiple different things. Insurance, a couple other different things. So, you can't drive. Um, >> 3 years. >> So, that's what it looks like. Yeah. >> Do you have anyone around in this area that could drive this vehicle? >> Okay. With a val license. Okay. I mean, I I'm not sure if I cuz you have no insurance for the vehicle as well. So, you're suspended with no insurance. So, at this point, I don't know if I'm even going to let anybody drive this vehicle or if it has to be towed or not because you're suspended, no insurance. And you know, the speed that you're going at was a criminal amount of speed as well. So, there's >> I'm trying to get home. I was in Pleasant 30 at my sister's house. >> I got you. >> Birthdays on. So, >> do you want to come out and speak to me really quick? Okay. Just so we're not by all the kids. The officer asked the woman to step outside the car and explain the issues with her license. >> Any shoes or anything or no? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I have them on the back. >> Okay. So, here's the deal. You could be going to jail right now. I don't want to arrest you in front of all your kids or do any of that. Okay. >> Right. >> What I have to do no matter what is I have to tow this vehicle. >> Okay. >> Okay. Because you have no insurance. You're suspended for no insurance. I have to tow this vehicle. >> I'm suspended for no insurance for 3 years. >> You were first sus This suspension for the no insurance was back in like I think November, but then there's a couple other suspensions too that you have on your license. >> So, >> and where can I find that out? You need to call the Secretary of State. >> Okay. From one Keegan, right? >> What's that? >> Obviously from one Keegan. >> Well, the like the Illinois Secretary of State, >> right? >> That's who you that's who you'd have to call >> um to figure out all of that. >> Okay. >> Um to, you know, see what's going on with your license. Okay. Um you said you were just coming down from your birthday party, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Pleasant Perry. >> Pleasant Perry. Okay. Have you had >> Kenosha? >> Kosha. >> Yeah. Have you had anything to drink at all? Anything like that? >> I do. I do. How much? >> Not that much. >> Not that much. What's not that much? >> I would say I had some whiskey. >> Okay. How How much? >> Oh, maybe maybe like two cups. >> Like two cups? Yeah. >> How long ago was that? >> Like two hours ago. >> Two hours ago. Okay. Yeah. I I smelled that pretty strong odor coming. >> I know. I know you. >> Um are you willing to do some Are you willing to do some tests for me really quick just so I can make sure that you're okay? No. >> No. You don't want to do anything? >> No, I'm good. >> Okay. >> See, where you're putting me in a position right now. >> Okay. >> Cuz >> I understand >> you're going 40 m and over the speed limit. >> I'm trying to get home. >> I understand that. And then you step out. Smell a very strong odor of alcohol. Okay. So, I would like to run through these tests just to make sure that you're not impaired. Um, so that I can, you know, put that to the side and not have to worry about that. Obviously, we have some other stuff that we got to work on with the license, everything like that. Um, but now that I'm talking to you and I smell this strong odor of alcohol coming from you, >> I want to make sure that you're okay. >> No, I'm okay. >> You're okay? >> I'm good. >> Are you willing to do some tests for me? >> No. >> Nothing at all? >> No. >> Okay. Cuz here's here's what I explain to everybody is you're >> putting me in a position now where the only thing I have to go off of is you going almost double the speed limit with your three children in the car. >> Okay. >> And then you're talking to me right now. I smell a very strong odor of alcohol coming from you as I'm talking to you. So what does that look like when you're going when you're going almost double the speed limit with your kids in the vehicle and I smell alcohol from you? >> I understand that. So that's why I would like to do some tests just to make sure that you're not impaired so you don't have to worry about that. >> I'm okay. >> You don't want to do anything for me? >> No. >> Not even nothing simple. I could just check your eyes really quick. >> No, >> nothing at all. Are you willing to provide a breath sample for me? >> I'm okay. >> Okay. >> Cuz like I said, you're putting me in this position now where >> I understand. I'm leaning to believe that you're impaired. >> I'm okay. >> What I'm what I'm seeing is that you're impaired because you're not you're not really proving me otherwise. >> I'm okay. >> Okay. Who lives around here? That father live around here. >> I can have my mother and my brother come here for me. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Cuz now I'm in the position where I I believe that you're intoxicated or impaired. >> I understand. you got your suspended license and everything like that as well. >> I understand your >> your worries. >> Yeah, >> I understand that. >> Okay, >> I understand that. >> 3 years is insane for my Yeah, I understand that. >> The officer then gave her a chance to contact her family so they could safely take the minors home. >> Okay. Oh, give me give me a second. Okay, just hang out right here. Um, you're going to have to make a phone call, >> okay, >> for somebody to come at least pick them up. >> Okay. >> And then I haven't fully decided what I'm going to be doing with you right now. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, do you have your phone on you right now? >> My phone is >> off. But what do you mean if you >> Well, you're going to have to call somebody to at least come pick the children up. And like I said, I'm not sure what I'm doing with you right now. >> Okay. So, >> if you want to grab your phone really quick and then hang out over here. >> My phone call for what? >> To make a phone call to call somebody to come out over here for the for the kids cuz I have to tow the vehicle regardless. >> Okay. >> So, that's that's where we're at with the vehicle. >> Okay. >> So, somebody's going to have to at least pick up the kids. I got to put your handcuffs on them. [snorts] >> Yeah. Hold on. Hold on a second. I I don't want these to tighten up on you. >> Whatever. >> Whatever. >> Don't start. >> Don't start. >> Do you have anything on you at all? In your pockets, anything like that? Okay. >> I'm just going to search really quick. Okay. Okay, come on back here. Go right back here. Okay. like this, you know? Yeah, >> like in handcuffs. >> I have to. It's our policy. >> Oh my gosh. I'm not going to do anything. >> I know. It's our policy though. We have to >> I'm not going to do anything. >> I I understand that. It's our policy though. We have to. Okay. When you're placed under arrest, we have to transport you in Hank. >> Okay. Okay. >> We don't have a long ride. >> Okay. Can you wipe my tears off? >> They're going to itch me. >> I don't have anything um to really wipe them off with. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> I can use your shirt if you want. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you want me to bring your shirt up a little bit? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Thank you. Thank you so much. >> All right. Just sit tight. Okay. I might have been home. I would have been home. >> I would have been home right now. >> Right here. Right here. I would have been home. right here. Left turn. I would have been home. I would have been home. That's what I get for speeding, trying to get home soon, you know. I would have been home. That's where they wanted to be at. That's where my kids wanted to be at. The woman was charged with DUI involving alcohol, aggravated speeding, driving with a suspended license, endangering the life or health of a minor, open transportation of alcohol, and driving without insurance. The traffic stop ended with multiple serious charges, while the next case began with another suspected impaired driver involved in a crash. >> Trying to go home. Officers responded to a vehicle crash in Orange on February 9th, 2026 after reports of a potentially drunk driver. >> Hey, are you the driver, man? You guys need an ambulance or anything? >> No, we're good. We're good. >> Okay, you're obviously not good. >> Yeah. No. >> Do you need an ambulance, though? >> No, we're good. >> Okay. >> I'm just uh >> Were you driving? >> No. [snorts] >> No. It's like a whole >> I just I just came >> Okay. It's a whole thing of like, yeah, my friend thinks she doesn't. >> Okay. >> Is there anybody else in the car? >> Okay. You're not going anywhere right now. >> I just came and I stopped by to see what happened to her because she was trying. >> Was she the only one? I'll get the place. >> All right. >> Hello. >> Okay. >> All right. Okay. >> Do you want any um >> Do you want Do you want some medical attention? >> No, you don't want any medical attention. >> No, we're good. >> We're good. >> We're good. >> Just you right in the car. >> Okay. So, you're driving? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And where are you coming from tonight? [snorts] >> Um coming from Worth. >> Worth. Where were you at? Worth >> I'm going just turn it I'm going just turn this off. >> [music] >> Yeah. Do you want do you want the >> Yeah. You want the ambulance to take a look at that? >> No. You don't want any medical help. >> Okay. Well, let's get out of the roadway. >> Um, is your all do you have your license on you or No. >> Is it on you >> or in the car? Okay. >> Yeah. No. 311. Can you just log? She's refusing medical. >> Oh, >> okay. >> Crazy. >> Um, so where were you at in work tonight? >> I was like perfectly fine, dude. I was with my brother and we were all hanging out like having the best time >> for the Super Bowl. >> Okay, you're fine. Relax. Everything's fine. Okay. So, you were with your brother. Were you at his house or >> at a restaurant? bar. >> Yeah, at a bar. >> At a bar. >> I was like I was like, "Okay, cool. I'm going to go." >> Okay. Okay. And were you drinking tonight? >> Yeah, but I didn't even drink. >> That's fine. We're We're going to figure it all out. Okay. >> And then >> where do you Where do you live at? >> There's something. >> Well, it's cuz we got to shut the road down. That's fine. >> Okay. >> Hello, ma'am. You cannot call your dad right now. >> This is an investigation. You cannot call. >> You got you got to wait on that. >> Ma'am, >> it is over there. >> So, those are your options. >> But I didn't do anything like that wrong. >> Hey, ma'am. I saw your purse in there. Do you need anything else from the vehicle? >> Um, is there a wallet? >> My ID. >> Your ID is in the wall, the little like little black one. Okay. I'm going to grab that for you. Anything else you need from the vehicle? Uh, I don't. >> No. Okay. If you think of anything, let me know. But listen to this officer. You can't be making calls. Otherwise, it's an obstruction. That's a problem. >> As the [snorts] officers noticed the woman's condition, they asked her to perform a series of field sobriety tests. >> Okay. To make sure that you were good enough to drive here. >> All right. Yeah. Good enough to car. >> Huh? >> That's leaving my car. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. Good enough to drive that. >> Well, I want to make sure that you're in a fair condition to drive, right? That seems pretty fair. >> Okay. So, just a couple tests. You want to put that Where you going? >> You want to put that in your pocket or you want my officer? >> I got it. I'm good. >> Okay. All right. You can either put it in your pocket. You can put it on the ground or the officer can hold it for you. >> I'm good. >> Yeah. You want to hold >> Okay. There you go. Easy enough. Okay. >> You're going to put your feet together. You're going to stand like this. All right. >> Just like this. Normal with your hands at your side. All right. You're going to keep your head still. You're going to follow the movement of my stimulus. Your stimulus is going to be my finger. Okay. Can you see my finger? >> Yeah, I can see it. >> Okay. We're not going to start just yet. You're only going to follow my stimulus with your eyes. Okay. You're not going to move your head. Your head's going to stay straight. >> Okay. Do you understand the instructions? >> I got it. I understand. No, not really. Thank you. >> Go ahead. station mileage 218 straight. >> Yeah, I got her. >> This is going to be the walking turn to us. Okay. Do you have any physical problems or disabilities? No. No injuries right now. >> So, you can walk fine. Yes, I can walk. >> Okay. What we're going to do is we're going to use this line. >> Okay. You see it? >> You're going to place your left foot on the line. Okay. >> Is this line? >> Yep. We're going to use that. And then we're going to place your right foot on the line in front of your left foot with the heel of your right foot against the toe of your left foot. >> Is that it? >> Well, I'm I'm a bit >> So, it's going to look like this. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah, I got it. Go. >> You're going to stand like this. So, your left foot's on the line. You going to put your right foot in front of >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Can I like walk? >> No, not yet. >> Okay. Left foot on the line, right foot in front of the left foot. Okay. Okay. You may be good. Your left foot on the line. Your right foot's going to be in front of it. And you can count out loud. Nine steps. Okay. Take mine back. >> Okay. Redo it. >> No, just take mine back. airport. >> Don't forget to count. >> Okay. Are you done? >> Oh my god. >> Okay. You want to do the next test? >> Okay. Just a one leg stand. >> Okay. >> Should I? Okay. All right. You're just going to stand like this. Nope. We're not We're not worried about the We're not worried about the car right now. Okay. >> The officers then instructed the woman to perform the one leg stand test, carefully explaining the steps before she began. >> You got to pay attention. Okay. Do you want to take this test? Okay. Okay. Take a deep breath. Okay. There you go. >> We're just going to stand like this. All right. It's okay. Find your footing. We're going to stand like this. Okay. All right, perfect. Arms at the side, your feet are together. >> Great. >> You're going to start at the top until they tell you to stand. >> They tell you to do so. You're going to raise either foot approximately 6 in off the ground. You're keeping your raised foot parallel to the ground. >> So, like swimming. >> I'm going to demonstrate. Okay. >> It's going to look like this. You're going to pick whatever ankle you want. You're going to raise it 6 in off the ground. Okay? And then you're going to look at it and then you're going to count 1,00 1,002 1,003 1,004 so on until I tell you to stop. Okay? Do you understand those instructions? I got it. >> All right. Give me one second. I need >> Are you going to do it with me? >> I'm not going to do it with you. I just demonstrated though. >> All right. That's cool. >> Okay. You ready? >> Okay. You may begin. Look at your toe and count out loud. 3 2004 2005 2006 2007 eight your arms down. Okay. Is that cool? >> Keep going. >> Okay. 11. Is that cool? >> Is that okay? Like I got like 2009. >> All right. Would you like to take something called a portable breathalyzer test? Uh, >> we can bring it to you and you blow in it. >> No. >> No. Okay. You're going to put your arms behind your back. Okay. You're going to be Yep. >> Don't pull away. Don't pull away. You're under arrest. >> For what? >> Okay. For driving? >> What do you mean? >> Under the influence. Okay. I'm just going to get this off the ground so we can prop you [ __ ] walked back to my [ __ ] car and went for shirts on my cuffs. >> Oh, okay. Okay. You don't have anything that's sharp on you. No knives, needles. >> [ __ ] y'all. >> Nothing. >> No, I wouldn't do that. But [ __ ] you guys, >> dude. Jesus said I [ __ ] did it. I could have went home. My car is getting [ __ ] checked right now. >> Dude, girl, are you serious? >> Yep. >> You might as well check my left pocket. I'm not going to check everything. Can you just stand for [ __ ] >> dude? No. >> All right. Don't do that. >> Listen. Enough. >> No. >> It's enough. >> You're going to get yourself more charges if you do that. >> For what? >> You can't pull away from us. It's resisting. All right. Do you understand? >> I was trying to go home. >> You crashed? >> Yeah. What do you mean? I crashed my car. >> Uh, it's missing a wheel. >> Yeah. Man, there's a lot of debris. >> No. >> Why would I crash, >> dude? You're damn. Okay. Oh my god. Jesus. >> Okay. >> Are you kidding me? >> No. No, >> I got to go. >> The woman was charged with DUI and resisting arrest. The crash investigation led to DUI charges while the next case involved another impaired mother driving with her teenage daughter. >> Just relax for a minute. All right. >> On August 16th, 2025, officers were dispatched to a roadside incident in Delaware County after a woman reportedly drove intoxicated with her daughter before stopping and arguing along the road. So, mom's she's drunk. Um, we've got an extensive history with this family. Mom's drunk. 15-year-old daughter's in the positive seat. She jumped out in fear cuz her mom's all over the roadway screaming at her. It doesn't sound like anything got physical. It's just horrible. For us, it looks like you're looking at OBI child and all that stuff. >> Um, was it a traffic truck or >> No. So, that truck up there is a off second shifter. So he got off work was on his way home and when he went home just sitting in the road. >> He looked over and the 15year-old was in the ditch and then the they were just like getting into >> Okay. >> Her dad is on the way. He said he was about 10 15 minutes ago. Um so he's on his way to get the daughter. >> So the mom's drone. Have you guys done any testimony on her? >> No. I mean we're so >> Okay. I Okay. >> Um the mom is claiming a bunch of stuff. We're going to handle that. That sounds like that will happen. >> So you guys don't have to worry about any of that. At this point, it really is going to go. >> Okay. >> All right. And the guy in the truck was one that told him. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And then I have the 15-year-old in front of my car and then the mom in your car. >> Mom in my car. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Hey, how you guys doing? >> Good. How are you? >> All right. Did you Did you want to chat real quick or did they fill you in? >> They kind of filled me in. Um were you the one that on them. >> Okay. Yeah, if I can talk to you. >> Yeah, absolutely. So, I'm on my way home, obviously driving here. I see the car stopped, which I initially think might be the red light, but the doors popped open the the back. >> So, I'm like, that's weird. And then I look over and see the girl, little girl in the ditch. She's screaming. She I want my dad. I want my dad crying. >> Mhm. >> I was under the impression we were in Delaware County. I think we're a little >> The county line's like that house. I just start going to work and mom's just hammered. You can >> you can smell it. She's uh told me she was out with some friends. We had tons of drunk history with her. I've interacted with her a bunch. She's >> Is she a valid driver? >> Yeah, she's I They didn't tell me. I aired it. I think she is. >> Okay. >> Um No, but she's >> Does the vehicle come back to her? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> It's a pretty easy. >> What's the daughter saying? So, the daughter has tons of videos if you guys want to look at it cuz it's probably going to be a endangerment because she's she's like begging mom to let her out. Mom won't let her out. She said she's going home. Well, no, home is that way. She lives in So, she's trying to get out of the car cuz she's scared cuz mom's drunk. Mom's not wanting to let her out. And then I think she said she just stopped and said, "Get out of the car." >> So, nothing physical or anything? >> Not that she told me. I just asked. Um, you're more than welcome to ask those questions again. But >> so what happened? >> So she picked me up from my friend's house and she like wouldn't drive for like 15 20 minutes and she finally drove. She started yelling about a madeup story. >> She's driving off the side of the road in the middle of the road going really really slow like not really moving. >> Uh, we weren't going home like she missed all the turns. >> Okay. And >> so what was wrong with your mom? What What do you think's wrong with her? >> Drunk. It's It happens a lot. >> You okay? >> I don't know. I didn't know if I was We were ever going to get home and I was scared. So I was like, "Slow down the car or whatever." She slowed it down. I was like, she's like, "Get out." So I just got out. >> It's okay. Well, if you're ever scared or something like that, you can call 911, too. Okay. Did she Did she hit anything driving here or anything like that? Do you know of >> she might have hit a mailbox when she was trying to pick me up or I don't know. It was dark, but >> did you get everything from her? What kind of happened? And >> Okay. Well, she told me abbreviate everything for me, but yeah. >> Okay. >> I'll show videos. >> That's okay. >> What What of >> uh my mom yelling and I got kind of the driving off the road a little bit. >> Okay. your dad. >> Was that your dad? Did you say it is? Okay. Um, if you could hang out for just a minute. Let's go talk to dad. >> Yeah. >> See what we can do about statement from her and all that stuff. >> Did you actually see your mom drinking anything? >> She was just smoking when I got in the car. That's all I got. So, but I >> What was she smoking? >> Uh, cigarette. >> Cigarette. >> Okay. There's no alcohol in the car currently. >> I didn't see any. >> All right. You can go. >> The girl's father arrived at the scene and the officers spoke with him about what had happened that evening. >> Hey, take her to the car. >> Um, yeah, if you want to take it and if we could just talk to you for a minute, then he's so her father. >> Yes. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Gotcha. Um, do you know anything about like what was going on tonight? Anything like that? Did she say anything or >> No, I mean she was supposed to up from her friend's house. I was with clients this evening. >> Okay. >> So, um called me and just started crying and saying, you know, mom's driving erratically and so on and so forth. So, >> are you guys going through like a divorce? >> We we've had domestic issues um and everything. We're not necessarily like nobody's filed for divorce yet, but yeah, it's been it's been difficult. >> And you're living at a separate location? >> I have an apartment. Yeah. So, yeah. >> Is that where you're staying? Is that this apartment? >> Oh, yeah. >> Okay. Does she stay with you or does she >> She stays at home and I pretty much drive them around because of situations like this. >> Okay. That's not open. >> You all right? >> Yeah, I'm good. Steep. >> Yeah. >> Just see if there's any open containers or anything. I can smell the alcohol from the door. >> Yeah. >> Hey, Aaron. Hey, >> how's it going? >> Good. >> You know where you're at right now? Okay. Where you at? >> In this car. >> In this car? Like locationwise? >> Yeah. By my house? Yes. >> By your house? Okay. >> My daughter is over there. >> Okay. What What's your address? Where you coming from? >> Um I was coming from I went downtown with my husband and I picked my daughter up at Chandler Place in um Dublin. >> Okay. >> You want to just tell me what happened? I'm getting >> a story from your daughter. So, I'm just trying to get both sides of the story, figure out what's going on here tonight. >> I don't know. I mean, her side of the story may be a little bit different, but my side of the story is um I'm a married woman that is having a really hard dinner like this with my husband. >> Okay. >> Um and she's going through a lot of it and it should not be part of her. Um should not be part of her things. And so she went to her front files and I picked her up and so her mom >> What what happened with with you at the side of the road? Like why are we out here? I'm just >> um I don't know. I think that we just lost >> you don't know what happened. >> Um no, we just kind of both lost the part of >> what's going on. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink today? Um um I went to the I had a drink at the game. >> What game was that? >> Horses. We've been on horses. >> Okay. Gotcha. So was that at the the Gotcha. Yeah. And what what did you have? >> Uh I had a drink. I had water and I had a drink. >> Okay. Gotcha. >> So I knew how to drink at >> 8:50 8:30. makes me seem like whatever, but because >> I'm so worried that it makes it seem like I don't know, like up evil. >> Okay. >> All right. Just Just give me one second. I'll be right back with you. Okay. >> Out of here. >> What? >> In just a minute. Okay. Give me one second. >> All right, ma'am. Can you go ahead and hop out here with me? >> Okay, perfect. >> Yeah. Have you had any recent head injuries or anything? >> No, I don't think so. >> Okay. Your your legs okay? You can walk and all that? >> Um, yeah. I prefer roughly, you know. >> I I don't know what it is. I just don't know. >> You don't want to have that. >> Make sure you can walk and all that. >> Yeah, I got it. >> Okay, >> I got it. >> Just come over here for me. >> The officers then conducted a series of field sobriety tests on the woman to assess her condition and determine whether she was impaired. >> Don't fall on it for me. Okay. >> All right. >> God, this has been horrible. >> All right. Would you be to um let me check your eyes real quick? Make sure to drive. >> All right. >> What I need you to do is stand with your feet together. All the way together. >> Again, I do have peripheral neuropathy. >> Okay. What What does that mean? I don't know what that means. >> Um, so it's like numb from there down. >> Okay. Don't fall. Careful. >> No. No. No. Careful. >> Nope. >> We got it. >> Keep your Keep your head straight. >> Sorry. Don't fall over. >> No. [laughter] >> All right. I was making I was making a joke about it. >> All right. Okay. Put your feet back together for me. Okay. >> Okay. Got it. >> Next. Careful. >> No. >> All right. All right. Just make sure you're not falling. All right. >> No. >> Does this Does this ground look nice and flat and level? >> Um, yeah. >> Can you Can you imagine a straight line? >> So, I have like rap whatever. Go. >> What's that? >> Um, peripheral neuropathy. >> Okay. >> Bilateral. >> What? I I don't know what that is. >> I know. It's horrible. It's like you have like almost two years sentence where it's like >> okay >> whatever but I deal with it and so I work from home and I have a lot of things. >> You you able to walk though? >> Um yeah but I Yeah. >> Okay. You're able to walk. Perfect. All right. So what I'm going to have you do is stand stand right there where that light is. All right. >> Yep. >> Stand right there for me. Heel in front of your toe. >> Okay. You know I don't have a feeling >> okay >> for that. >> Are you able to walk heel to toe with your Just stand normal for me. Okay. Stand normal for me so you don't fall. >> So when my husband helps me up on the stadium, he helps me walk. >> Okay. But can can you walk just a normal line like normally? Okay. Can you walk heel to toe? >> Um yeah, I think so. >> Okay. All right. That's all we're going to do. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. Can you hold my hand? >> If you're not able I can't. If you're not able to do it, that's okay. We just won't do it. Okay. >> Okay. >> We just won't do it if you're not able to. >> Okay. One, two, three, go. >> You can try it. It >> No, I can't. That's We won't do it. We won't It's not because of that. >> It's not because of that. >> It is. My husband has to hold my hand. >> Are you able to stand on one foot? >> Yes. >> All right. No. Put your feet down, feet together, arms at your side, >> and stay there until I tell you to begin. Okay. >> Okay. >> All righty. So, when I tell you to begin, what I want you to do is pick whichever foot up you want. >> And you're going to hold it about 6 in off the ground level with the pavement in front of you. Okay? >> And you're going to count out loud. >> 1,00 1,002 1,00 3. Ready? >> So, get back back together and then >> ready. >> Do you understand what I just told you? >> Yes. >> All righty. Give me one second here. >> You're asking the wrong person to do this cuz I have neuropathy. >> Okay. I'm going to try my best. >> I was going to say if you're unable to do it, we we don't have to do it. >> No, I'm going to try my best. >> All right. Go ahead. >> I have a neuropathy. >> I I understand that. You can go ahead. >> It's not that intoxicating. I can't even take a bath by myself. Okay, I'm going to try my best. >> Okay, that's fine. You don't have to do it. No, >> you don't have to. Okay. >> No, I'm going to try it. If you hold my hand, >> I'm going to give you one more chance and then we're just not going to do it. Okay. I I just don't want I don't want you hurting yourself or falling or anything. >> That I don't think that you guys are saying if you think you're misinterpreting. I'm going to try my best. It's not that I have documented things >> and that's understandable. I I will take that into consideration. >> If you're not able to do it, you're not able to do it. That's >> not doing it. >> Can you hold my hand? >> Okay. No, I can't hold your hand, unfortunately. Okay. Oh, careful. Careful. So, for right now, um I'm in place. Okay. Turn around for me. Yes. >> No. No. >> Turn around for Yes. Turn around. You're under arrest, ma'am. >> Why am I under? >> No, I'm not. Why am I under arrest? Why am I under arrest? >> Why am I under arrest? You're under arrest for operative intoxicated. Okay. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. Ma'am. Ma'am. Listen to me. Hey, let's take a deep breath. All right. Told you. >> Take a deep breath. I'm not I'm not I have >> Hey, just relax for a minute. All right. We're going to get through this. Hang tight for a minute. >> I have neuropathy. Bilateral neuropathy. I'm not it. >> Just breathe for a minute. Careful. >> I'm not. >> All right. Come on. What? >> I'm not intoxicated. >> All right, watch your step. You're on the curb. >> I'm not intoxicated. >> All right, go ahead and hop up in here. Hold the step. There's a big step there. Okay. >> I know. I've been here before. >> Can I get my phone book and I have my phone? >> We We'll grab your phone for you. Okay. >> But you got to hop in here first. All right, step up. Big step. There you go. So now, all right, >> just hang out in there for me. Okay. >> The woman was charged with operating a vehicle while impaired in child endangerment. That roadside incident ended with DUI and endangerment charges, while the final case began with another driver showing clear signs of impairment. >> Get your gas on. On September 19th, 2025, Shamberg officers responded to Bingington Road after a 911 caller reported a driver hitting curbs and driving erratically. >> How you doing? >> What's going on? >> You all right? >> All right. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You don't seem all right. You been drinking >> last night? >> Last night? >> No. >> No sleep? Nothing today? >> My name? >> Well, I'm just I Somebody called cuz they saw you uh hitting curbs and whatnot. So, >> okay. >> My name. >> You got an ID on you? >> Yeah, I do. Um, how I got an ID and a website and everything. >> Okay. >> I'm at work. So, >> where you supposed to be working at? >> I can show you. >> No, just where do you work? >> Huh? A >> Which one? >> Oh, you know what town you're in? >> 106 from Central. Both names given on the case. Do you know what town you're in? >> Who? >> What town you're in? >> Sorry, that's fine. >> I thought to say O'Hare. >> You're not in O'Hare. >> Okay. So, I mean, I'm here. That's Cook County. So, I'm in Lake County. >> You're in Shamburg. It's Cook County. >> That's so county. >> It's good county, not Lake County. Central, can you run a uh 27, please? >> And you haven't been drinking today? >> No. No. Do you take any drugs or anything? >> Okay. >> All right. So, what you going to do, man? >> Well, I'm at work. >> You're not at work? >> I am. I can show you the [ __ ] device that I got. I got >> All right. Well, just just stay over here. Just stay over here. So, you're in Sham. You're not in O'Hare. You're in Cook County, not Lake County. Okay. And you said you've been drinking last night. Well, I got to make sure you're okay to drive. Somebody called in cuz you were running over curves and just talking to you, you don't seem all right. >> All right, man. So, all right, man. How you feeling? >> Can I get my ID back up? >> I'll give you back to you in a second. >> I got open. >> I'm not saying you do, but just you. You're kind of swaying. >> We're glad you stopped me then in a positive way. The main warning out of my car doing Lake County, bro. my ID, bro. >> I'll give it back to you in a second. Oh, >> connect my ID. >> You'll get it back to you in a second. When I'm done here, I'll give it back to you, >> bro. You a man. I'm a man, bro. >> Okay. What does that mean? >> No, not right now. >> I've already told you three times. >> You got space here. So, >> hey, sit here. As the officers asked the man to perform sobriety tests, he had no intention of cooperating with their requests. >> Both of y'all asking ass look man. >> Shut the talking to me. >> You better watch. You better watch out, man. >> What's going to happen? >> Better back up. >> What's going to happen? >> Just back up. That's all I got. >> All I got to say is just stay where you at. Say whatever you want. Just stay where you at. >> Stop [ __ ] me. >> Stay where you >> say what you want, but just stay back there, bro. >> Why stop approaching me? >> 105 Central, you're fine. >> You might just stand right here for me. You just back up. >> I'm not ask. >> Just stand right here. Okay. What? >> I want to make sure you >> I'm not doing a DUI no more. >> Okay. Well, here's the thing. I can smell alcohol on you. >> I'm not doing a testimony. >> Okay. Well, then I don't think you're you're safe, man. Give me some tickets, man. >> No, I'll arrest you. >> Okay. So, then what? >> Okay. So, you don't want to do any of my tests? >> No, I'm not. It's in Cook County or Lake County. >> You're in Cook County? >> Cook County? So, I'll do Cook County. >> Okay. >> I'm not doing a test. >> So, then what? >> Well, you're going to go to jail then? >> I I would go to jail. Take the mother and take that. >> Ain't my cop. Okay. >> So, you haven't been driving or you haven't been drinking, but you don't want to take any test. >> This from last night. Okay. But you you of alcohol. >> Okay. I sw alcohol, right? >> You know that's not normal, right? >> Okay. >> It's also 100 p.m. >> Okay. >> Okay. And you really want to go to jail for that? >> I go to jail. >> Huh? >> I go to jail. >> You go to jail? >> Yeah. Ever? Ever am ever going to jump 26 in Cali? >> Yeah. >> That's where I go. I go. >> Okay. Or you can go now if you do my test. >> Not doing the test, bro. Just like you. >> I didn't hear what you said. You I mean, you've been pretty cool with me and I'm trying to be cool with you. So, I'm just I'm trying to give you the option here. >> So, let me tell this like so so so back in your car. Knock your ass k Don't worry about him. Don't worry about him. Gone. So you a you're a cool ass white person. You a >> stand it though. >> All right. Take this car. >> Well, I'm trying not to take this car for you. >> I gave you the key. I >> I know you did. >> Put on my back. I'm sorry. At least >> get your what? >> My back. >> Your back? >> My back? Cuz I'm at work. >> Well, hold on. I'm just I'm trying to help you out here. Okay. You don't want to do no test. >> I ain't doing no test at all. I got a car. >> You got You got somebody who can come pick you up? >> I mean, I can walk off. >> Hey, from Central is all under now. >> Hey, do you want an ambulance? >> I I'll catch you. >> You want an ambulance come check you out? >> If you want to if you ask I'm asking you. I'm asking you. >> Yep. >> You want an ambulance to check you out? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Bring >> Okay. You mind just hanging out with my partner? Don't say nothing to him. He won't say nothing. >> He better get the on, bro. >> She's just gonna stand right there. >> Yes. African black whatever. >> He's just gonna stand right over here with her. >> Give me Give me like two minutes. >> I know. Give me two minutes. >> 5600. >> Hey, man. You can't go anywhere. Just stay where you at, >> bro. Get the away from me, bro. >> Stay where you at. Don't go anywhere. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. I said you cannot go anywhere. Stay right there. Stay right there and stack up enough. Hey, give me the phone. Let go of the phone. Hello. >> Central 4 mark one male in custody. >> 5104 one male in custody. >> We'll check. Do me a favor. Open this one up real quick. >> The man was detained because of his own actions, but he continued resisting even after being taken into custody. Can I have my ID back? >> Come on. >> No, I'm not. I'm I'm >> You're coming out. I told you to be cool. You ain't being, >> bro. That was his ass, bro, man. Get your ass on. >> Oh, okay. >> Get your ass on. They y'all y'all hostile for what reason? Well, >> you just put my your hands on my partner. I ain't I ain't this [ __ ] >> All right, just with your partner. >> Cool it, >> man. I got mother right now, bro. Hit >> stop moving. >> Okay, this right side. >> Yeah, >> I got the right side pocket. Don't let that >> calm down. We're not moving. Calm down. >> Moving. >> Do not move. Okay. Or you can have another cart. Can you Can you Can you have Can you Can you get me? All right. Stop moving, >> man. Stop moving. Hey, >> bro. Stop going in my pocket, bro. Stop moving. >> You stop moving. Okay, >> bro. Stop going pocket. I try to offer y'all this. You good? >> Yeah. >> Get him back off the car a little bit. >> You You and you ass white boy. >> Good. All right. Do not throw me in this car, bro. Get in the car. >> Do not throw Get in the car. >> Get in, man. You're making it hard on yourself. Get in. I got hands on, bro. >> Don't throw me in, man. Both of y'all. >> Hop in the car. >> I can do I can do this [ __ ] myself. Y'all already up, bro. >> Hop in the car. Man, I can't hear, bro. Yo, you bro somewhere [ __ ] working with white people get man take me to 26 take me to 26 bro too. Can I get my bag? Where my bag at? Where my property at? Get the home, bro. So y'all going to take me to what? to 26 or y'all going to do what B1 station or something. All right. Take me to Shanburg then Ste County y'all waiting for like y'all rush to get here waiting to take me even make sense bro so I need some air at least now up both of y'all ho ass. That's my idea. You study sitting here. Get on, bro. Take me to jail. If you going to take me to jail, take me to jail, bro. I'm kick this door. So, ain't going to help me out, man. I'm going to break I'm going to break that window. >> Stop kicking. >> Help me out, dick. >> Y'all ready for this? Turn the arrow. >> I got another charge. >> Keep moving, >> man. I let this window down, bro. My hand behind my back, bro. Is she going to help me out? >> I'll take that charge, bro. >> Yeah, we going to be leaving soon. All right. >> No, I want to leave now. If I don't know, I'm assuming y'all a headache, bro. I'm I'm going to put handcuffs in front of me. >> Okay. What? >> Like soon as I break out, it's another charge for what? The man was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol and resisting arrest. As the video reaches its final moments, this airport confrontation stands out from the usual terminal scenes. A woman in a blue top can be seen on the cold floor as two security officers work together to restrain her. One officer pulls her arm behind her while the other helps keep her under control. Her intense expression and tense body position suggests she was not going along quietly. What do you think led to this confrontation inside the airport? That's all for this case. Subscribe for more real life stories and police footage, and let us know your thoughts in the comments. Thanks for watching. Stay safe, and I'll see you in the next one.