In today's footage, officers respond to a welfare check and find one of the drunkest women they've ever seen. She's barely standing, slurring every word, and completely out of it. What starts as a simple check turns into a shocking, unmissable moment. Hi. Hi there. I'm Officer Snider. I'm with the West Real Police. Just checking up on you. Are you all right? Yeah. I'm just taking I don't have any wild, so I'm sticking to that. Okay. Somebody said you were changing clothes out here. What? No. I've been in these clothes for 8 days. Oh, okay. So, I have not been changing clothes. So, you're living in your car? Yeah. Okay. You have your driver license with you? Need to see that. 517. I made contact with her talking to her now. Seriously? You just want me to Can you just tell me where we're driving? I'm sorry. What? I don't have it. Okay. You don't look so good. Do you need to have a medic? Okay. Is there anything medically wrong with you? No. Mhm. Why do you think something's medically wrong? Well, you don't look very healthy. You look like you might have some kind of medical condition. So, that's why I'm asking. I want to make sure that you're all right. Like, what kind of No, I don't. Okay. Well, you're having trouble talking to me. Your your speech sounds slurred and I'm concerned about you. Yeah, I'm Yeah, I'm a massive alcoholic. You're a what? Massive alcoholic. Massive alcoholic. Okay. Have you been drinking today? No. And that's why I'm struggling cuz I'm trying to get past it. You're trying to get past it. All right. Do you have anything any weapons in the car? No. Why would I have a Why would I have a weapon? Well, I like to ask people all the time just for my safety especially. Okay. So, that's why I asked. No, I do I do not I do not have anything that could harm anybody. Okay. So, you said you haven't had any alcohol today. Then how come? I said no. You know, I said I haven't had any alcohol in hours. Oh, in hours. Yeah, I had alcohol today. Okay. Cuz you're going to like cuz withdrawals literally can die from trying to get over. Okay. So, where's the key to the car? I don't know. I'm going to call my friend because I don't know, but I trust you. Oh, I'm a police officer. Yeah. Does it doesn't mean you need me. says police here and I got a police car right there. Yeah, it doesn't mean anything. Okay, you caught your friend. That's fine. Yeah, I I had a lot of experiences with police offic I think I've been pretty polite with you, right? Yeah. Yeah, you've been super nice. Like, can you just leave? I just need you to listen to me cuz there's a police officer here and I just need you. There's a police officer here and so I need you to like be back up just hear what he has. So what do you need me to do? Uh again, would you mind if I called a squad just to check you out? Make sure that you're okay. No, I would like you to not want to be here anymore. I know. Is your Is your friend coming? Can I talk to your friend? Yeah. Okay. Who is it? Hi, this is Officer Snider with the West Real Police. Yeah. How are you? Pretty good. Yeah, she needs to go to rehab, but she won't like won't go. Okay. Um, yeah, she's been through a bunch of them and she'll do good for a while and then she goes back to playing while she does. Okay. Um, yeah, unfortunately I can't do that for her, but I am going to call a squad. They're going to come and check her to make sure that she's okay. Okay. Okay. Yeah, she's been she's been called. Well, she was with some of her ex-husband and I don't know if he just got fed up with her, threw her out or what, but I'm just like cuz I thought she was going to stay there and try to get sober or whatever, but she just keeps going back through this crap over and over and her parents are fed up with her. They don't really help do anything with her. Okay. Yeah, she was said the caller said she was out of the car changing her clothes, so That's why we were checking. I would like to know where I need her. My clothes. Is that Is that her? So, I'm going to give her back. Give you back to her. Is that me? Is that who I'm talking to? Huh? Is that who I'm talking to? Well, that's a another officer. We're still waiting on the medics to come check you out. Okay. I don't They can go. Are they calling me? Uh, I think your friend is still on the phone. So, no, I know, but somebody else is calling saying, "Are they calling the medic is?" Yeah. Where the [ __ ] is he? Given her slurred speech and clear signs of severe intoxication. Officers called for medics. We got a call. She was out of the car changing clothes. She denies that. Uh, but she's extremely intoxicated. She said she's an alcoholic. Okay. So, just want to make sure. Okay. All right. Hey, come on out here. Come on. Come on. What? Can't make me get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Okay. like oh wow like or what? Get out of the car. Yeah, I said that. But like why are you so Okay, I'm not being mean to you. You said or what. So the car. So right now you're being placed under arrest. I you're being placed under arrest for public intoxication and public decency. So you're going to be going to jail. No, I can't go to jail anyway. You are going to jail. That's not an option. 592. That female is going to be code three. Can you just take me? Let me tighten this thing. She very small. Yeah. Can you take me like the the phone and like do something about it? I can't even understand what you're saying. I can take my phone and do something about it. You have anything on you that's going to poke me, probably blow up? No. Okay. Walk back to our cruiser. I will not until you tell me that you can. Okay. Let's go. Stop. What? Can you get my phone? Yes, we will get your phone. But right now, we're walking to the car. You don't have to be so I I'm not taking sure you don't fall down. Well, I need Sit in the car. Sit up. My right ankle. Your right ankle. Then move it. I can't move. Okay. Okay. Let me finish these charges. Um, I need the other paper. After being arrested, she continued crying and shouting, claiming the handcuffs were too tight. Too tight. There's a finger width gap right there. What? And there's a finger width gap right there. There's no like there's no like What do you mean? I can put my finger in here. Okay. No. Yes. This is This is real life. This is reality. Okay. And in this one, I can put my finger in here. Well, I don't think they know if what you're doing like it's because now I get it. I get it. That's on body cam. So, there you go. Look. Do you see this? Like, it's There's a finger with gap. There's a finger with gap. No, I'm not checking him anymore. I kick me. I wasn't trying to kick you up. Push your foot down. No. Put your foot down. No. Let me talk to him. He's I don't know. Hey, She's just putting your seat belt on. She's just putting the seat belt on. That's not I don't like taking a nap. You have to put your seat belt on. She's been sitting here for 45 minutes while I've just been sitting here. No. Stop. Squint. No. Back. I won't. I will. Stop. I will not. Slurring her words, struggling to stand, this woman turned a simple welfare check into one of the most unforgettable encounters officers have faced. Just another day wearing the badge. If this shocked you, there's a lot more coming. Subscribe to Copam US. Raw footage. Real moments. No filter.