All right, I'm going to count this in front of you. >> I remember you. You would come up to the ocato with your face mask and I'll be like, that's fine. >> You're fine. Whatever you want to do. >> Tell me that I cannot look at you. Sorry. How you going to tell somebody to say that when you look female officers around? >> I'm good, bro. Check me. I don't care. >> I'm giving authorization to you. Pretty entitled ladies are often found right in the middle of the ugliest DUI messes and somehow still believe that having a cute face means they can flirt their way out like it was just a harmless mistake. Are you willing to do the exercises and go a lot so bad, don't you? >> I'm just doing an investigation. That's it. in a reservation. Here are several wild moments when pretty faces try to flirt their way out of a DUI. Starting with this 23-year-old named Amber, who thought a few flirty remarks could tip the scales and blind the law in her favor during a traffic stop. Okay. >> Because because you're so cute, sir. You are such a helping man. >> I appreciate that. >> On January the 5th, 2022, officers responded to an accident scene where a 23-year-old driver who appeared impaired, didn't seem to understand how serious things were, and instead carried herself like Cupid had hit her right in the heart, and turned the whole moment into a bizarre case of infatuation rather than the reality she was facing. You're not hurt or anything like that, right? >> No. >> Just your feelings, son. >> I guess so. >> Do you have your driver's license? I have >> Yes, sir. Absolutely. >> Okay. >> Would you like to have it? >> Yeah. >> How much have you had to drink today? >> Not very much. >> Okay. What is not very much? >> Like the legal limit. >> Okay. Which is why >> like not very much because I ate and I drink water between two. >> Oh, okay. And so vodka. >> Yes. >> Okay. Cool. Thank you for telling me being honest. >> Yes. But I was there for like 5 hours. Where at? >> I beat him. >> Oh, okay. >> A little while ago. >> Oh, okay. All right. Cool. All right. I appreciate your honesty. >> The officers could easily tell that she was impaired and her story lacked any credibility. So, they moved things forward and asked her to perform a field sobriety test to confirm what they had already suspected. >> Respectfully, am I going to go? >> Okay. And now, while you look, tip your toe, count out loud like so. 10001 10002 10003 so on and uh so forth and tell instructor to stop. You understand? >> All right, ma'am. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back for me. Okay. You're being placed under arrest for DUI. >> Did the contents of my purse possibly go to my sister? >> Well, you have a bunch of stuff in there. A bunch of cash [music] and everything. Do you want everything to go or what? >> Yeah, I want them to at least go to my sister, please. if possible. Thank you. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. >> God, I'm sorry. >> You don't You don't need to apologize. You know, I'm doing my job. That's all. >> I know. I respect that. I respect your job. Just sorry you have to deal with people like me. I never thought it would be me like in this predicament, but that's what all of everybody says is like, you never think it's you. >> While it seemed like the reality of what had happened had finally started to sink in, once they got to the station, things took a sharp and very unusual turn. >> I'm getting prepared. >> I'm sorry. >> I hope I haven't been disrespectful. Hope I haven't been disrespectful to your job. I don't know. >> How much can you make on a normal night? >> Uh like 6 to 800. One night. Yeah. >> Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. It's good. >> It's good. Oh my gosh. Okay. >> All right. It's ready for you again, man. Same thing as you did last time. Okay. >> Okay. Yes, sir. Oh my god. I'm sorry. >> No, I tripped you. No, I tripped myself. Please. >> Okay. >> So, sorry. >> I'm sorry. I tripped over I tripped over you. >> Jeez, I'm not good at math. You're going to make me >> as a server. I just like I don't know. >> Yeah. Yeah, like last week my my sister got mad at me last week cuz we played like a game for Christmas, you know, >> like New Year's and she was like, "Why do you have two grand and cash in your purse?" And she came mad at me and I'm like, "I'm sorry." Like, it's just like my job. And I don't think about it. >> All right. So, I'm going to count this in front of >> I remember you you would come up to the oatilla with your face mask and I'll be like, "That part is so fine." And then like respectfully though. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> Obvious cuz like I'm a mess right now, but I'll be like that fine. you come up with like two other officers and you would come over to the O like we're looking like the last time I saw you were like we're looking for this man and then we would list out the description and I was like no sir I'm sorry like I check the uh the patio and then I'll be like go inside and I'll come back out and I'm like I can't find him. I'm so sorry. >> Oh yeah. >> Yeah, but you probably don't remember. >> No, I remember that. >> I was I was Yeah. >> You had your face mask on but I was like this. >> Yeah. Don't worry about it. Nobody wants to date any woman that's looking like this. So, and going to jail. E. >> But yeah, >> you are such a hustle man. >> I appreciate that. I do. >> You bet. >> All right. Ready? So, there's one, two, I need to get a new job. You'll be walking around with cash like this. I'd be having a hard time trying to get groceries. >> Amber knew she had been taking her chances all evening. [music] And eventually, she decided to test the waters and see if the officer would bite. All she needed was to wait for the right moment. Perhaps when she would be isolated in the cruiser and away from the other officers. >> I hope at least I'm like one of the cuter people that you've had in your cop car. [laughter] >> Do not confirm or deny, please. >> Oh, yeah. I can't talk about that. >> Yeah, you can. For illegal purposes. >> I'm too cute for prison. Don't do that to me. I've watched too many documentaries. You're going to have to come back here and um unbuckle me, though, cuz I'm kind of locked in here. Anyways, I'm sorry you're stuck with me, though. >> That's all right. You know, I've been, like I said, was worse. >> You're just doing your job, huh? >> Yes, ma'am. >> You're just doing your job and you're stuck with my dumb, Unfortunately. I guess you could be stuck with worse. You could be stuck with somebody stinky and ugly. And I'm neither. >> Did you say stinky? >> You get ugly, but I'm neither. I'm cute. So, and I don't belong in jail. But I guess I have to get dressed in that uniform, which is very embarrassing. >> What do you suggest? >> You're there. So, go ahead. >> Okay. Maybe a little. >> You're right. >> Hey. Hey, come over here. This way. [laughter] >> I just want to say hi. I'm sorry. >> Wilder. >> Look how cute it is. >> Okay. >> Because because you're so cute, sir. >> Oh, yeah. Thank you. I appreciate that. >> You're super happy right now. >> Hi. >> Hey, might as well just be happy if you're in a situation. >> I got stuck with this. >> I got stuck with the cutest. >> In the grand scheme of things, what happened tonight is nothing near what >> the worst [ __ ] I've ever seen. I think you just said thank you. >> Mhm. >> Do you work all week or what? Every day? >> Yeah. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> You work every single night? >> Every single [music] day. >> No kidding. >> Yeah. >> What time do you normally go in? >> 6. >> Yeah. >> And you guys get off what? Close it at like midnight. >> Oh, okay. >> But like us cleaning up afterwards. We go home later. >> Oh, I see. But you don't get paid hourly, huh? You just get tips or what? >> Exactly. Like we do get paid hourly hourly but like um our tips cancel out like you get paid hourly if you make more than minimum wage >> depending on what you claim. Yes, exactly. You get >> I know how it works. I used to be a server believe it or not. >> Yes. No, I believe >> in cruises. >> Okay. >> Applebees. >> Do you love it? >> Uh no. I didn't like it. >> No, it wasn't my thing. >> You were too cute for Applebees. >> In the end, she was charged with aggravated DWI. The last pretty face had game, but she lacked the chaos of destiny and intoxicated beauty with the mind of an unhinged Karen whose flirty approach came out in the strangest, most unpredictable way. >> Sorry, I don't want to be me when I say this, but I feel like I'm going to kill someone. I'm pregnant and I don't feel good. >> Okay, how far along are you? >> 20 weeks. >> I don't even know what that means. >> You don't know what that means? You don't mean that a teacher reach your >> On June the 30th, 2023, less than 2 hours into the day, an officer clocked in on a vehicle flying down the road at a speed way over the limit and quickly pulled the driver over. The officers approached the vehicle and made contact with the driver and it immediately became clear that something wasn't right. >> You all right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> What's that? >> I was like >> Oh, okay. I got you. Where are you coming from tonight? >> Coming from? >> Yeah. >> Kim's. >> Kim's the diner. >> No. 10 minutes that way. My friend Kim is >> Oh, your friend's house. Oh, I got you. Just heading home now. Or >> I just want to go home to my mom. >> I got you. Where do you live at? >> About 5 minutes from here >> in Clear Water. Deneden. >> Okay. I think he's checking to make sure you got a valid driver's license. Get you out of here. You have insurance for the vehicle or registration, everything? >> Everything. >> Okay. Is it your car or is it your mom? >> It's my stepdad. My boyfriend and me were arguing >> like in the car? >> No. >> On the phone? >> On the phone? >> And who said he was killed? >> Oh, okay. I need to go to my mom. >> She don't know where your boyfriend was. >> My mom is the safe spot. Come on. You're going to act like your mom isn't the safe spot? >> I I agree. Yeah. >> So, I call mommy. Please help me. She goes, "What are you? What's going on, Mo?" I don't know, but I need you right now. >> How old are you? >> How old am I? >> 20. >> What year is it? >> 203. >> Do you have a flashlight? >> Yeah. >> I'm not giving it to you. >> My neck. >> I see it. Thank you. Can >> I see your phone? >> My phone? >> No. >> Yeah. Once we finish up, we call her. >> I don't understand this. >> Well, you were driving 110 mph. >> I was driving 101 miles hour. >> You said you were driving 110. >> 101. >> You know what the speed limit is here? >> Well, 45. >> Yeah. >> 55. But yeah, close. You know what I >> Yeah, that's that's like 45 over the speed. 40 over the speed. >> Well, like I said, they're just checking to make sure you got a good driver's license and then you get on out of here. >> Destiny, >> what? >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Okay. Um, he explained to me why he stopped you, right? I was going over this. >> Yeah, by like a lot. Explain to me cuz you said that your you said that your boyfriend was making you do that because he used to be okay. My boyfriend's being mean being mean to me all night. >> Okay. >> This fight actually >> Okay. Where was that at? >> About 20 minutes that way. >> Like at Park. >> At a friend's house. At a >> No, his house. >> At his house. >> Penelis Park. >> Okay. Uh, officer Hampton. >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, what happened with the fist fight at your boyfriend's house? >> We didn't have a fist fight at all. >> But you just told me you had a fist fight. >> No, I said we fought. >> I told you fist fight. >> Like, we were just arguing. >> Okay. So, nothing physical happened at the house? >> No. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. And then so you left there cuz you want to go home? >> Mhm. >> And you still live in holiday. >> When you say your boyfriend was making you speed, you're just you mean like you're upset? I just want to go home. I want to go to my mom and my dog. >> I get that. But do you get how fast you were going? >> It's not even >> I thought I was going 45. >> Okay. >> Right here. It's a cruise. >> Yeah. >> I swiped it. I messed it. It just busted on, you know. Every question the officer threw at her was aimed at grounding her in reality, making it clear that she would need more than just a pretty face to talk her way out of the mess that she had brought on herself. Because a few minutes earlier, she was a real danger to herself and everyone else on the road. >> Well, did he tell you how fast you were going? 118. >> 18. >> Yeah. That's not even There's no way you could have thought you were going 45. >> No way. >> And that's where the concern is cuz that's not a little bit. That's That's a lot of it. It's >> honestly you could y'all could drive me home. We don't drive people home. >> I know. Okay, you could say that, but I had a guy. Hold up. >> It was like he was Mexican, but he drove me home before. >> Why did he drive you home? >> Cuz I was drunk. >> Yeah. >> And you were driving? >> No, not right now. But >> No, I mean before when you got driven home. Yeah. >> You were driving that night? >> That night? Yes. >> And that was a cop or a friend? >> Cop. >> Okay. >> Like behind me just how you are right now. >> Well, I'm not the one behind you. But I'm >> You know what I mean though, >> right? Well, the the problem is if you got a break once, why would you continue to do? >> Because the guy that like exported me escorted me home. >> Mhm. I've known him since I was probably like 14. >> Okay. Well, that sounds really shady. That that person probably should have gotten fired. >> I I don't understand. >> Okay. So, tonight I know you told the other officer you had how much to drink? >> I had two drinks. >> Two drinks of what? >> I had vodka Red Bull the first time and the second time I had vodka Red Bull. What's the M? >> It's like Mala something. >> Malibu? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, do you wear contacts? >> Contacts? No. >> Okay. >> I'm a CNA. >> Okay. Do you have vision in both your eyes? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can I check your eyes? Make sure you haven't had too much to drink. >> Come on. Ouch. Do you have shoes with you in the car? Would you like them? >> Do you have a shirt? >> No, I'm in a sports bra and some shorts. >> Okay. But you're comfortable in that? You don't have like a jacket or anything you want to throw on? >> I'm fine. >> Okay. Why don't we go up here in front of my car so we don't have um we're not stuck in between here and we don't have all those lights. >> You're fine. Whatever you want to do. >> Can you do me a favor and stop swimming the date and you can just not get in that car? >> Put your vape up here. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. >> All right. Have you come stand in front of me now? Have you stand right here and then go on the other side of you cuz I don't want you to come in traffic. Take a step back. Take a step back that way. All right. Not all the way back here. Right here. Okay. Come a little closer. I'm not trying to make you walk align. I'm just trying to get you to stand in place. Sorry. You're fine. Put your arms on your sides. Put your feet together. Right there. All right. What I want you to do is keep your head still. Hold right head's on my pen cuz you're looking past it right now. No, right here. Yep. That's not where I want you to look. That's the bottom of my pen. Take a step back for a second. Okay. See where that light is? I want you to Yep. Stay right on it. Put your feet together. Put your arms down your sides. Look straight ahead. You see where my finger is? Right here. >> Mhm. >> Okay. That's where I want you to look at the top of my pin where my finger is. You understand? >> All right. What I want you to do is keep your head still. Look at the top of my pen where my fingers. Yeah. Don't look anywhere else but where my finger is. >> Right. >> Keep your head still. Follow the top of my pin with your eyes and your eyes only while you keep your head still. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> So, you got to follow my pen while you keep your head still. >> Throughout the sobriety test, she could barely keep herself steady. And even though it was obvious that she knew she was in serious trouble, she still tried to throw things off in the most unexpected way. >> I have BPD. Okay. You're talking about bipolar disorder? >> No. >> What? >> Um, it basically means when you It basically means when you like >> So, you just look it up. >> I don't know how to explain. >> Well, can you tell me what the acronym is? Cuz if you're diagnosed with it, you should know what it is. >> I do. Okay. >> Okay. When I'm mad, I'm mad. When I'm sad, I'm sad. When I'm angry, I'm angry. When I'm this, I'm that. >> Okay. That's how most people are. >> I'm sorry. I don't have to explain it to people. >> Okay. Well, if you're telling me you have it, you need to explain it to me because I don't I >> 100% 100%. >> How about let's start with what it is. It basically means It basically means when I'm mad, right? >> Okay. Hold on a second. All I need you to do is tell me what it stands for. >> Got it. That's all you really had to say. >> Sorry. >> You just weren't saying what you >> People understand what I say when I say that. >> Okay. That should not cause you to not be able to stand in place or follow my pen. >> No, that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying though like when it comes to the situation >> Mhm. >> I feel different than >> as you would feel as they would feel as they would feel. >> You know what I mean? >> But you're still able to function in society >> to an extent. >> And that's that's the thing is that has I understand that you have that you're diagnosed >> to an extent. You're right to an extent. >> Okay. But like say I argue with my mom or my grandma. I just feel like I'm not understanding. >> That makes sense. >> You're not what? >> Understanding. I'm going to come closer. >> I don't want to. >> Let's come over here cuz I'm The closer you come to me, we're almost in traffic. >> Okay. >> Come over here so we can I can hear you. >> You can come over here, but I don't want you pushing me out towards traffic. >> That's what I'm saying. So, so what you can just explain it to me right here. >> So, with my PD when it comes to emotions, right? >> Mhm. >> I feel some type of way towards you, right? >> Mhm. >> But at the same time, I feel like I I don't when I say this, >> that's why I don't want to be in traffic. >> Sorry. I don't want to be me when I say this, but I feel like I'm going to kill someone sometimes. Okay. >> So, at the same time, >> I think when people get in an argument, they get mad, they sometimes feel like that. Are you feeling like you want to get somebody right now? >> No. No, no, no. >> Okay. >> It's just >> We're going to move on from that because it has nothing to do with what I'm doing right now. >> No, it does. >> Okay. I know that you feel that way, but you're not understanding what I'm trying to explain. >> No, I want to understand you 100%. Okay. >> Right. Well, that's what I need you to do. >> Baby, please don't pull. Don't push away. I don't like that. >> I am going to push away because I'm standing here with weapons on and you are getting very close to me. I don't have anything on me. >> I know, but that's why I'm saying is when you fall into me like you've been doing, I'm going to at least lightly push you off of me. Okay. >> Okay. >> Don't tell me not to do it because anyone naturally is going to do >> tell me not to. I just want to make sure we're on the same page. >> We're not on the same page because I'm trying to explain that to you. Okay. We're moving. I get that you have the diagnosis. I get what it is, but we're moving on from that cuz you don't seem to understand what I'm trying to explain to you. Okay. >> Explain it then. >> I explained to you why you got pulled over. This officer explained to you why you got pulled over. Okay. I know why I'm pulled over. >> Okay. You don't understand. >> Oh, hold on. >> Hold on. Oh my god. She might have been drunk, but she hadn't lost her cunning ways. And while she tried to steer things off course with madeup claims, the officer could see right through it. >> What's going on? I have a cramp really bad right here. >> Okay. Are you uh on your menstrual cycle? >> Yes. >> Okay. Are you diagnosed with anything COS or anything like that? >> I don't want to be rude at all, but I please show what that means. >> Anything as far as uh with the menstrual cycle being unusual, having >> you just told me that's borderline personality disorder. >> Yeah. >> Which has nothing to do with menstrual cramps. >> Okay. Well, I get what you're saying, but we need to get through this. And you're you're you really have been prolonging a lot of what I'm trying to do here. I'm not your baby, and I'm not going to come sit down in the middle of US 19 with you. >> I'm a little gay. I'm sorry. >> You're a little what? >> I'm a little gay. I don't mean that. It's just how I talk. >> It has nothing to do with your sexuality. It has to do with respect. >> All right. >> But you're you seem to be doing better now. So, I'm going to explain this to you as simply as I can and try to get through this as simply as I can, but you like I said, you're we're having a lot of difficulties. >> Okay, don't be rude. >> I'm pregnant and I don't feel good. >> Okay. How far along are you? >> 20 weeks. You see the Okay, I don't like saying that word. You see the man that I was with, right? >> No. Originally, I was Marvis. I'm pregnant with him. >> You were what? >> Pregnant. >> No, the first word you said. >> You said I I don't understand what the first word you said was. I was >> I said I don't understand what's going on because I'm pregnant. >> Okay. Being pregnant is not going to cause you to not understand either. >> But I've never been I don't >> How do you know you're pregnant? >> You took the test >> at home. >> Okay. But it's never been confirmed. >> No, it was two lines. by a physician. Has it been confirmed by >> It was about 6 hours ago. >> So 6 hours ago. You mean you were 20 weeks pregnant? >> No. Because listen, this is what happened. I went to the doctor and I was like, "Okay, I've been feeling some type of way." You know, you know your body, right? You know your body, right? Don't >> I'm trying to get you to finish what you're stating, >> but I want you to make sure you know you're a part. >> Okay. >> So, the other day I was at >> Destiny, we're done with that conversation. Okay. I'm trying to get on the You said you're not feeling good. Just Why are you not feeling good? >> Because I think I'm pregnant. >> Okay. So, you you are depressed because you think you're pregnant. Okay, Destiny. I'm not I'm What I'm doing here is you've exhibited numerous signs of impairment. We're concerned about your intoxication. >> I am. I'm depressed. I'm sorry. >> Okay, I get you're depressed, but that's not what I just explained to you is that we're concerned about your level of intoxication. I'm trying to give you the opportunity to cooperate with the DUI investigation. >> I don't want to have any problems. >> Okay. Well, the problem is right now that I haven't even been able to get through the first part of it because you have become very tangent and and you're making it very difficult to even have a normal conversation with you. So, I'm trying to explain to you that I'm doing a DUI investigation. I'm trying to give you every opportunity, but every time I try to keep you focused on one thing, you get very tangent on other things. So, I'm explaining to you that I am doing a DUI investigation because I am conducting a criminal investigation. I'm going to read jurors to you and I'll give you an opportunity to cooperate with conducting some philarty exercises and answering some questions before you make any decisions. Do you understand? So far, >> Destiny knew her manipulation could no longer undo what was done. But she wasn't about to give up just yet. Soon she looked for an unlikely reason to stir the pot and decided not to let go for no reason. [music] >> You understand that you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say cannot be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to read it off of that card. >> No. >> Yes. I'm required legally to read it off of a card. >> No. >> Okay. >> My parents are are >> You don't have to agree with it. That's fine. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being questioned. >> No. >> You cannot afford to hire a lawyer. >> Hold on. Hold the [ __ ] up. You don't know your rights. >> You know your rights. >> You don't have my rights, right? You have to read off that card. >> All right. >> Do you not afford to hire a lawyer for any questions if you wish? Nope. >> You can decide anytime to exercise his rights to answer questions or make any statements. Can >> I talk to your boss? >> Nope. >> Let's go. >> We're cops. You're cop right. >> Do you understand the right >> You're a cop, right? >> You're a cop, right? >> Let me talk to your boss. >> Destiny, would you like to cooperate with conducting any sir? >> Let me talk TO YOUR SUPERVISOR. >> COOPERATE with conducting exercises. That could be court. >> Let me talk to your supervisor. >> Okay. You'll be able to talk to him. Stand up. >> No. Stand up. >> Ow. >> Okay. >> Chill. Cuz my grandma my grandma. >> I don't care. My grandma's in regular ones. >> Y'all are the wrong kid. >> Come here. I'm I'm already in cuff. >> What do you mean come here? >> I said stand here. >> I'm already in cuff. >> Okay. Y'all better make sure you got my phone. It'll be taken care of. >> All right, you're a [ __ ] For real. That's why your eat your cookie. I know you I know you know her eat. I >> don't even know what that means. You don't know what that means? You don't mean that a [ __ ] eat her eat your >> Okay. >> All right. You don't need to hold water on cuffs. >> Relax. I'm trying to make this looser. >> You're trying to make it looser? >> Yes. >> All right. So, do it. >> Babe, you're not going to get it looser. >> I don't really care. I'm some real I got to pee. I guess you're going to do it right now. >> No, please don't. >> No. I got to pee. >> Please don't. You're not going to go pee on us. I got to pee. I'm not trying to pee on none of y'all. >> You're an adult, right? You can hold your pee. >> I don't care how old I am. >> Okay, you're going to hold up, please. >> Grow up, right? >> What's that? >> Grow up, right? >> I didn't say grow up. >> Grow up, right? Grow up, right? >> Why are you yelling? >> Grow up, right? >> Why are you yelling at me? >> Grow up, right? Cuz I don't like how she she just treated me. >> She what? >> I do not like how she just treated me. >> I don't think she treated you wrongly at all. I can be more more than patient with you. >> Can you please Hello. >> What? Can you face the car, please? >> Can you stop? >> Can you please get my neck? >> Get your what? >> Can you please get my neck? >> Your neck? >> I don't know what that means. >> No, you cannot have anything. >> Oh, you want to get Why? Why? What are you doing? >> You're not getting hit. I don't know what that means. Face the car. Please >> face the car. You're going to make this way worse. I promise you. You're going to make this way worse. >> Y'all think this is the problem. Come on. Like I won't stop. >> I don't care. >> Stop. Are you done? >> You want to break my arm and get >> You're about to get a charge of felony. Don't Don't >> break my arm. You done? >> Stop resisting and your arm will be down. You're the one that resisted. >> Okay, let's go. >> Let's go. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Okay, let go. >> Are you done? >> Yes. >> Stoping kicking us. You understand? >> Okay. >> The officers had just stamped their authority without hesitation, making it clear pretty privilege mixed with zero accountability wasn't going to help her. And based on her track record, the officers had a feeling this wasn't the last move she had up her sleeve. >> You ready to act like a grown-up so you can have a seat? >> That's what I'm trying to do. Quicker you cooperate, the quicker I can get you through this. >> Shut up, you ugly. >> You better You better bend my You better bend my arms over your ugly face. Let go. >> You fiddle bed bombs over your faces. Why you looking? >> Destiny, are you going to cooperate? >> What the >> Are you done? >> Stop. >> ARE YOU DONE? >> STOP. SHE'S NOT going this. >> You're not going to go free, but you're about to catch a felony charges. >> Destiny, are you willing to cooperate with a conducting? >> Can you listen to me first? You're not. >> Destiny, you're going to jail tonight. Period. >> Okay. >> Carl just hit the car. >> Is that a good thing Carl? >> Are you willing to progress? Understand? If you try to kick me again, if you pull away from me again, it will cause you guys. Do you understand? >> Please let me go. >> You're You're not going home. >> Let me go. >> We'll try one more time to let you cooperate with sitting in the car. Understand? Like I said, if you kick, you start going up on us, it's going to constitute as a refusal and you're going to catch extra charges. >> Let me go. I have to read something to you first, >> Destiny. I have to read something to you first. If you refuse to take the breath test, which if you kick and pull away and become uncooperative, it is a refusal. >> If you refuse to take the test I requested of you, your driving permit will be suspended for a period of one year for your first refusal. Let me finish. If you should take the test I've requested of you, your driving privilege will be suspended for a period of one year for your first refusal or 18 months. If your driving privilege has been suspended or if you have been previously fined under state statute 32735 215 for refusing to submit to lawful test, you're in blood. Additionally, the refusal to take the test request of you suspended under 48 statute 327.35215 for refusal to submit to lawful test. You regret your blood. You will be committing a misdemeanor. >> In addition to the other law, >> shut up, bro. >> Bro, shut up. >> I don't care. That doesn't mean you get to kick us. >> I DON'T CARE. I'm not kicking you. >> You are. You kicked me several times. >> No, I didn't. No, I didn't, bro. I'm >> not your bro. >> I'm cycling a >> We're trying to help you, but >> No, you're not. >> No, you're not. You're not. No, you're not. >> I just read the verification. Start acting like that again. >> I take meds every day, bro. >> I take meds every day. >> Y'all are going to have some real issues. >> I don't care at this point. We're not I'm not judging oop. >> Oh my god. 452. >> Can you just scrape my nose? >> Look, you ugly. >> All right. You got one up. >> I'm not touching you. I'm not touching. I'm not moving. I'm not doing anything. >> Don't touch no type of way. Have a seat. >> In the end, she was charged with DUI and resisting arrest. Still on the same wavelength as Destiny, the next encounter took a sharp turn when the female driver offered to bribe [music] the officers with a good time. >> We're stopped at war. >> I'm drunk. >> I know your drone. I can smell it. I know. >> So now you're DWI, too. >> Please don't do that. I know you're confused. Let me go ahead. >> On January the 15th, 2023, an officer was pursuing a speeding vehicle, which was reported as stolen. But as he got close, he realized the driver had no concept of modesty at all. See if this com is south on Warren. South Warren. Just as the officer was closing in, the stolen vehicle suddenly stopped. A woman stepped out with barely any clothing on and bolted [music] to the nearby woods. But she wasn't quicker than the officer. >> We're stopped at war. Oh, hey. Come here. Give me your hand. >> The route. Get up. Please >> get up. >> Please let me go. Please don't >> for 10:15. No female. >> Get up. >> The officer caught up to her within seconds. The woman struggled a bit, but soon enough the officer emerged from the bushes with the woman in handcuffs. [music] But that was when she decided to make use of her greatest weapon and make the cop an offer that most men would find very difficult to [music] resist. >> Let's go. >> What the hell is wrong with you? The rock start making You me up? Seriously, >> I'm happy with >> you. You seriously? >> The woman started making indecent advances, bribing the officer with a good time. The officer struggled to maintain professionalism, trying to ignore her persistent behavior, but she wasn't letting up at all. >> Why do you want to do this? You can let me go. You know you can. >> I'm getting my car. Like, please let me go hide and find her face. I'm drunk. >> I know you're drunk. I can smell it. >> I know. >> So now you're DWI, too. >> Please don't do that. I You >> not Stop talking. >> I don't have no SUV. >> Stop talking. >> I swear. >> Stop talking. >> Stop. >> I escape. Please >> stop. >> I can't. >> I don't care. Turn around. >> I'm drunk. You won't let me go to jail. Seriously, don't like I won't like you. >> Stop talking. Clearly fed up with her actions, the officer put her in the squad car while he searched the stolen vehicle. >> Please, I'm going to give back [crying] to my kids. I'm dude, this is racist. Please, please. Please don't let me go to jail. >> Get in. >> I'm a good >> Get in the car. >> Get your feet in. Heat. Heat. >> [snorts] >> In the end, the lady was charged with fleeing an officer, felony theft, resisting without, and bribery [music] of a public official. The last lady had red flags written all over her like a stack of Christmas presents. But she still didn't have the manipulative edge of Vanessa, a feisty, calculating drunk. [music] >> Your registration you pulled out would look like a business card. >> Can we can we work this out? >> Excuse me. >> No, just >> you look hot. Yeah, >> I'll take you in my scorecard. >> It's like, do [snorts] you have kids? But I want >> the better you >> I want you to give up. >> On November the 28th, 2023, an officer spotted a vehicle moving erratically, almost like the driver had left the car to control itself. When the officer pulled the vehicle over and approached the driver, his suspicion was quickly confirmed in an unusual way. Hi, >> I'm Vanessa. Are you standing? >> I am. >> No, I'm sorry. No. >> What are you guys doing here? No. No. I live I live right here. >> Don't do this to me. No, I live right here. I'm not going to drive anymore. I'm just trying to get the >> Okay. Um, >> just, you know, you got to >> I'm sorry. >> No, not here. >> I saw you I saw you guys driving in, so I want to make sure everything's okay. >> That's my house. >> Okay. Do you have an ID with you? >> Yeah. >> Central 301. Can you start recording cold too, please? >> You have your ID with you? Can I see it? >> Just so you know, everything's being already recorded. Okay. >> So, I actually So, I live down the street from here. >> Where do you live? >> Like right there. >> Here. >> Yeah. So, no, I live right there. Where where did you guys come from? >> No, like we've been staying right here. Like we've been trying to stay so we just wanted to show you a video, but if you don't want to see it, that's okay. >> No, I'm just asking where you guys coming from cuz I did see you guys pull in here earlier. So, I just wanted again you see a car with two people in it at 1:00 in the morning. I got to make sure everything's okay, you know. >> No, we're okay. We just wanted to see you like pull up and like look at the video. Got >> Okay. So, >> we just wanted to see you from our perspective and like you know >> where did you guys come from? >> Um, we just wanted to come from our apartment. So, like if you didn't want to come from >> our apartment. >> Do you know where you're at? >> Of course we did. >> You know what town you're in? >> Of I live here. What town are you in? >> Okay. Just making sure. Just make sure. >> Don't play with me. >> Sir, you have an idea with you? >> Of course. And I'm going to play with you. >> Look, I'm a business woman, so I have a lot of ideas with me if you don't mind me just pulling pulling out of these with me. >> Okay. What do you do? Hey, my my 6 minutes away. >> I don't give a about your So, I'm a big I don't know if that's fine with you. >> Yeah, that's good. >> Can I see your your driver's license? >> Yeah. >> No worries. He's just making sure that I'm okay. It's late at night, you know. >> Okay. >> Keep looking for your ID. Okay. I'll be right back. >> The officer returned to his cruiser to get her details and soon returned to her, hoping to wrap up the stop, not knowing that it was only about to begin. >> Hey, Vanessa, did you find your driver's license? trying to figure out what >> Okay, look. So, you can have this, but >> I'm probably just asking. >> I live literally right here. So, like I >> could do you have your driver's license at all or anything. I'm proud of it. >> And I live >> I So right now I'm living So I lived my um >> Oh my god. No. No. >> I'm just asking for AD. I need to know who I'm talking to. I know you say your name's Vanessa, but I just need some some sort of identification if you can. What? No. No. This is not mine. This is not mine. It's not yours. >> No, this is not mine. Oh my god. This is my No, this is not mine. No, this is my I don't >> I need Vanessa. I need your driver's license or some some form of ID. >> Okay. I will >> trying to work with you. I'm trying to work with you. >> This is not even mine. >> Oh, >> who's the car? Who's the car registered to? >> Mine, but my brother lives in Nebraska. >> Okay. >> So, he came from um Nebraska obviously. So, this mother >> Can I Can I hold you? You can hold your phone. This mother came from Nebraska. >> Okay. >> This mother came from >> it's like borderline Northfield. It's a Willow. >> To be honest, >> you have a picture of your ID or anything. >> Of course I do. Of course I do. But it it just to be honest at this point it's like >> you know what I'm saying? >> Can I see a picture of Grady, [music] please? >> I hope you can. I hope you can. >> Dude, the fact that he saw my father's bull car >> my brothers. >> Dude, I'm freaking out. and having a mental >> there's nothing to be freaking out about. Like I said, I'm trying to work with you and I'm I'm asking you a mental >> Can I have Can I have a mental attack? >> I mean, do you need paramedics to come check you out? >> No, because I actually >> So, there's nothing to be nervous about. All I'm asking is for your identification. I want to identify who I'm talking to right now. >> Yes, because >> that's Can I Can I say something? What's so crazy? Where were you guys? Were you guys out drinking over there? >> No. >> No. We were >> We were out here just being Oh my god. You know what's so crazy? >> I'm listening. >> The fact that I live here and I've asked him, "Hey, can we just be okay?" And I'm so cold. I'm so cold. I don't I I know you are, but I'm so I'm just like I don't know what I'm doing. I don't know. >> Sorry, Vanessa. Listen to me. I need to get some sort of identification. If you have a picture of it or you have it with you, can I please see it? >> I think I've asked you. >> You have? I'm so Okay. Sorry. I'm I'm so cold. >> So am I. And I'm the one out here. >> So the faster we get this done, the faster you can move. >> Identification. >> Yeah, please. >> To be honest, >> but I have my purse. I have my purse. Can I Can I Can I close Can I >> You can close it a little bit. You can't close it all the way. >> That's okay. >> I live right here. I live right here. >> I just wanted to go home. The officer could see that Vanessa was higher than a kite, but since she wasn't in immediate danger, they [music] took their time to keep things contained. Meanwhile, she seemed to think her little ploy was working, which only made her push things further in unpredictable ways. >> Vanessa, are you willing to perform the exercises? Yes or no? Okay, so then let's go. >> If we if you're going to do the exercises, I need you to step out. I don't want you to do them out here in the cold. I want you to do them somewhere as well. I would never want. >> Okay, so let's go to the train station where it's nice and warm. >> Yeah, >> I'll take you in my squad car. >> It's like, do you have kids? >> Are we going to go? Yes or no? Vanessa, >> do you >> I don't want to keep you out here longer than you should be. >> Oh, never. >> So, the faster we get to do this, the faster you you know you can get home. >> So, are you going to go with me or yes or no? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, let's go. Wait, what's that? Lights. She's obviously influence. She's got white stuff all over the top. Yeah. >> I hope you kill me. >> I do not hope that at all. >> No, I hope you kill me. Okay. >> I hope you kill me. >> She's not going to come. [clears throat] >> So, ultimately, it's whatever I end up doing with it >> because [snorts] this is my home. >> No one's disputing this is your home or not. Vanessa, >> you would never do this woman, man. >> And if you want to do this, you can do this. You >> like I told you earlier, I see the car. That's all I saw. It's 1:00 in the morning at night. I can't see in the cards. >> Wide in the morning. All right. >> 1 in the morning. >> Doesn't matter what kind of car. >> You want to know how much I earn a year? >> I honestly >> You probably don't care about >> It doesn't affect me, Vanessa. I'm If you earn a lot of money, more than me, good for you. I'm happy for you. >> But I want the better you >> I want you to give up. Because I see you around the street. I see you. I do. >> Yeah. Cuz my job is to patrol the the streets of Lake Forest. >> Yeah. I got to make sure no one breaks into cars and I see a car that has two people in it. I got to make sure everyone's okay inside. >> Shut the up. [snorts] You white piece of What the do you do? What the do you do? [snorts] >> Do you mind if I just check your eyes while you're sitting there in a car? >> I just don't No, this is my car and I want you to I want to stand strong. I'm sorry. >> Okay. So, I'm going to ask you one last time. Are you willing to do the the exercises somewhere warm to prove to me that you didn't have anything to drink tonight? I'll take you. It's two blocks away. But once that's done, I'll bring you back. >> Is that something you want to do? >> It's so cold. >> Right. I'm trying to get you somewhere warm. Do Are you willing to do the exercises and go with me? >> I'm going to go home. It's so bad. Don't you >> I'm just doing an investigation. That's it. >> An investigation? >> Yeah. >> Figure it out. Don't play with me. I'm going to >> Everything's being audio and video recorded. It's all recorded. Everything >> is me. >> I already told you. >> My hands are literally crippling. Crippling. And I want to go home. >> Okay. >> My house is down the street. >> Just answer me this question and that's it. And this will determine what happens next. Do you want to do the exercises? Yes or no? >> It's just a yes or no question. >> I'm going to tell you, you will not call me out of this. She had just revealed her real intentions to the officers and it was becoming clear none of this had been [music] random from the start because Vanessa seemed fully aware of where things were headed and was pushing back against it in her own chaotic way. >> I'm not saying I'm pulling you out the car. I'm just asking you a question. I need a yes or no question. >> Is it a it's a yes or no question? You want to do the exercises? >> No. >> You don't want to do the exercises? >> Don't pull me out of this car because I have an exercise. >> I have no I have no reason to pull you out the car. I mean, thank you so much. >> I have no reason to pull you out the car. I'm asking you a simple yes or no question. >> And I'm telling you, >> is it a yes or a no? >> My attorney will pull me out of this car if I have to. >> All right, just hang tight. >> I wish I would knew the wrong >> step. You got to exit the vehicle. I'm sorry. >> Or what you're going to do. No, >> I >> So I car myself. It's no longer I'm asking you to. So it's like yes or no. It's I'm ordering you to step out. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. It's in order. Once >> you step out. >> As long as I step out. >> Yep. Step out the car, please. So >> I need you to step out the car. I get that. Your friend's feeding him right now. You gave him your house keys. >> He's taking care of that. >> We're going 95, right? >> Yeah. >> You can just tell him right now. >> Yeah, tell me. >> All right. So, I am going to place you under arrest for being under the influence. >> So, you're clearly driving. I saw you driving. So, you are under arrest. So, I need you to step out the car and I'm going take you into custody. Okay. That's it. I'm being honest. >> Wow. >> There's clear signs of impairment. I can see it in your eyes and all that. So, I just need you to get out. Okay. We can discuss this warrant at the station where it's nice and warm. You're not out here in the cold. >> Please step out of the car. The officers eventually got her in cuffs and placed her in the back of a cruiser. But once the full weight of what was coming hit her, she took the situation to unholy heights within seconds. >> Me regardless. Shoot me right now. [screaming] Me right now. We >> just like her screaming wasn't enough at the station, she made her spite very glaring for everybody to see. An unusual scene compared to the lady that was flirting in the parking lot. All right. So, that was You did not need to spit at me. >> I did. >> I need you to face it. >> Force me. Force me. Take me to jail. Take me to jail. Take me right now. Take me to jail. Take me to jail. Take me to jail right now. >> She spit. She spit. She spit. >> So, that's going to be an extra charge. >> I know. >> Okay. Take it [music] >> too. Cuz you did kick me, too. >> Thank you. Oh, I kicked you on camera. >> Take me. I just want you to take me so bad. And you just wanted to >> kick me in the squad car. Just spit in my face. >> I just want him to take me. >> Say again. She just spit at my face right now. [music] Kick me in the squad car. >> Can you? >> So, just so you know, >> I just want to >> Don't spit. >> I'm going to piss myself right now. >> All right, Vanessa. In [music] order for me to get you off the handcuffs, I do need to do a search. We didn't have a female on on >> I want a female. >> But there is a >> I want a female. >> And I'm going to explain how I'm going to search the way I search. >> I want a female. The last time a female search me, she searched my >> and I'm going to the out of you. Oh. Oh. Touch me. Touch me. Use the back of my hand. [music] >> Touch me >> to make sure you don't have anything on you. Okay, >> fine. >> It's the back of my hand. >> Touch me. >> Touch me. >> I'm going to pick myself right now. >> The officers eventually allowed her to use the restroom, but Vanessa had other unholy plans for that brief moment of freedom. >> Leave your shirt on, Vanessa. I'm going to let you [music] use the bathroom back there. I'm not closing it. I'm giving you privacy. Go to the bathroom and come back out. >> Go to the bathroom and come back out before you >> use the bathroom. Use the bathroom. You're going to basically going to be cuffed to the wall. >> Me right now. >> I don't care if you pitch yourself. Thank you, baby. >> I want to give you the respect that you deserve and that give you that privacy. >> Private freaking uh >> Vanessa, put your shirt on, please. Vanessa, if you don't do that, I'm going to put you back on handcuffs on the bench. Okay? I don't want to do that. I want you to use the bathroom and take care. >> It's so hard. I want to die. I rather you kill me right now. What the >> It's like, do you condemn Hamas? >> Are you Jewish? >> Nope. Lock me up or don't me. >> Lock her up or don't her up. Lock me up or don't me up. Yeah. Yeah. Oh yeah. It's hot. Oh, thank you, baby. >> No more spitting. >> No more spitting. >> Are you sure? >> Yep. >> Thank you. >> You should be spinning on yourself. So, it's your prerogative. >> Thanks. Yeah, >> I don't want you spit on. So, >> not make you wet. >> Does that make you wet? You make me what? >> Yeah. >> No. >> All right. >> Good. >> Vanessa, before we pass the test, >> Vanessa, >> what? >> Before I we ask you any questions, it is my duty to advise you of your rights. >> Mhm. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> Thank you. >> Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> Yeah, I know. I'm going to >> You have You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have one present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, you will be appointed to one will be appointed to you to represent you before any question if you wish one. >> Do you understand your rights? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you wish to speak to us? [laughter] >> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. I wish to speak to every single one of you. You >> So, you're you're willing to answer questions? >> Of course, baby. Additional test. >> Oh, of course. in your mind. >> Eventually, she was charged with three felony counts of aggravated battery on a police officer, [music] along with charges for resisting an officer, driving under the influence, possession of a controlled substance, and even something as small as improper use of a turn signal. Next up was a teenage adult dancer who clearly thought she could lure the officers into all kinds of distractions and somehow erase her drunk driving stunt. >> Look at my legs. >> I'm good, bro. Check me. I don't care. I don't have a jacket, so we already went through this. I'll turn I'll turn up the heat whenever you back my car. >> Wow, that just sounds very romantic. >> On November the 30th, 2022, officers with the Castleberry Police Department spotted a vehicle struggling to stay in its lane. When they pulled the driver over, she casually mentioned she worked as an adult dancer at a place called Dancers. This little detail already raised a few eyebrows given the environment. >> What What time did you get off of Dancers? >> 11. 11. >> It's an hour and a half away. >> You got off at 11:00. It's 10:23 right now. >> Really? Oh, I was supposed to get off at 11:00, but I got off a little bit later. >> You mean a little bit earlier? >> Yes. Sorry. You can search the car if you want to. >> Okay. >> Did you have anything to drink? What? >> No. I'm 19. >> You're 19? >> I cannot drink at the strip club. Nothing. >> Nothing? >> No. >> Are you sure? Don't get on my eyelashes, bro. >> The light will hurt your eyelashes. >> No, but they falling off >> from the lights. >> No, they've been falling off. >> Oh, they look like they're okay right now, though. >> Eventually, the officers made her leave the vehicle and try a sobriety test. Although she rire of alcohol, they still needed to give her a fighting chance to see how far gone she really was. >> How bad is your vision? Like are you able to >> I mean I can see but you know it's I'm sorry I'm chilling but I'm going to >> walk in a straight line and I'll be good. >> Well that's that's not even I haven't even told you the extra that I'm doing yet. So you got to >> I'm cold. >> Okay. I mean just give me 10 minutes of your time. >> Okay. Okay fine. >> Yes. I can go in a straight line. What do you want to do? Call from >> Hold on. I didn't tell you that's what we're going to do yet. >> I know but I know how the place is. >> Okay. Well, let me do what I'm going to do and then we can go from there. Okay. So, like I said, you said you don't wear any contacts. Is your vision >> I do I wear contacts. >> I'm sorry. You said you wear contacts, but is your is your vision? >> It's bad. >> Bad is bad. >> But I can >> Are you able to see my finger from this from this? >> It's like a little >> Is it blurry? >> Blurry? Yeah. Yeah. >> So, you're going to >> Wait, look at my legs. >> I'm sorry. I mean, I I wish I could have gave you a jacket. Okay. But so like I said, we're going to check your eyes. Going to stand with feet together, arms by hands by your side. You're going to follow this pen with your eyes and nothing >> with a light. >> Excuse me. >> Is there a light? >> There's no light. It's >> okay. But you're not going to move your head. So just follow with your eyes. Don't move your head. Okay. >> Don't move your head. Am I allowed to blink? >> Yeah, you can blink. >> Okay, >> you just All you got to do is follow the pen of your eyes. >> You don't need to. >> I'm sorry. Now getting across from the top on the back like this. >> Keep your hands by your side. See? See how I'm standing? >> Just like this. Hands by your sides. Just like just like that. Okay. >> Just follow with your eyes. >> I'm from Detroit. I just moved here. So it's >> Oh, I figured you think this is warm then. >> No, it's not though. Like my knees is crazy. Look, from the club. >> That happened from the phone. >> The club. >> Oh, the club. >> Yeah. >> The ball or something? >> No. I had my birthday there and then I went on stage for the night and I freaked my whole knee. >> Wow. >> Yeah. >> So, the line's going to be what you use for the exercise. You think >> I'm just Let me explain. >> Side black in a straight line. Can I explain it to you? >> Go ahead. >> Okay. So, this is pretty >> cool. >> You think this is pretty straight, right? It's >> It is. >> Yeah. So, you're going to be able to choose whatever leg you want for this one. >> Hello. >> Can we >> Sorry. >> Can we hold on? Can we hang up the phone and do this right now? >> Okay. Hold on. Sorry. My arm's fine. >> Okay. Last exercise we're going to do is a one leg stand. So, you're going to stand with your feet together, arms by your side. Bro, my legs are shaking. What do you guys tell me to do? >> This is the last exercise. Okay, >> let's go. >> Feet together, arms by your side. >> You're not going to start until I tell you to do so. So, don't do anything except keep your hands together or hands by your side and feet together. Okay. >> Legs. >> Okay. What do you want to do? >> All I told you to do is just keep the hands by your side and feet together. When I tell you to start, you're going to raise either leg approximately 6 in off the ground. Okay? You're going to hold it. All right? So, you're going to hold it parallel to the ground and keep it straight when your arms by your side. >> Straight like >> No, you see how my foot is above the ground? >> Okay. >> 6 in above the ground. >> Okay. You're going to count 10,00 1,002 100,00. Okay. 1,00 1,00 2 1 >> Hands by your side >> and you got to look at your foot. >> I got what? >> You got to look at your foot. Hands by your side. >> Look at my foot and count. >> Yes. >> Okay. Ready? >> Yes. >> 1,000 1,002 10034 1006 1007 1008 1009 1 123 1 14 No. Come on. 1 15 1 178 1 19201 Bro, come on. This is ridiculous. >> Okay, you can stop. >> Come on. Really? The officers had seen enough to confirm that she [music] was too impaired to be behind the wheel. And when it came time to search her, she realized that she was cornered. But being an adult dancer, she clearly thought she still had a move left to make. >> Female officers around. >> I'm good, bro. Check me. I don't care. >> I'm giving authorization to >> I've been in the legal field. I'm >> I'm going I'm going to school. I got to get a legal license. That's awesome. Yes. So y'all can check me. Yes. I want to get my own office. >> So check me, please. I'm giving you authorization of female officers. >> But I don't want to wait for that. I just >> I'll be um how do I call my phone? >> This [ __ ] I've been in the legal field. >> Well, we're just going to call. >> But because you are a male, you can't search me. >> We're not going to search you. >> Why not? I give you authorization, too. >> Oh, I'm not going to do that. So, >> well, I like men. Come on. and just search. >> What's up? What's your boyfriend? >> Please tell him pick up the car. That's a rental. >> The car is going to get towed. Unfortunately, >> I got to pay rent on the first, bro. >> You don't have a jacket? I don't have a jacket. So, we already went through this. I'll turn I'll turn up the heat whenever you're in the back of my car. >> Wow, that just sounds very romantic. I just want to go. >> I'm not going to argue with you, >> bro. Y'all can just search me. I said y'all can. >> Bro, I go to school for this. Why can't y'all search me for what? >> I'm a I'm a parillegal right now and I'm going to school for law and y'all [ __ ] my up right now. >> I mean, we didn't do anything. So, >> but it's because I couldn't say 1,10. Like, come on. >> No, it was a combination of all those exercises. >> I'm cold. I'm shaking. You see me shaking right now? >> It's not because I'm nervous. I'm not nervous at all. >> You're on, babe. Okay. >> No. This is why you know you got right to me enough. No. >> It's okay. >> Babe, no. >> Stop crying. >> No, I'm not crying because I'm a D. Look, this is not me. This is Taylor. >> Can I just just be okay? Wants to say hi. >> Say I love you, Mommy. >> Yeah, it's not me. >> No. >> I understand. There's nothing we can do right now. >> But how much, bro? This is not it, babe. I don't want Lacy to hide in me right now. >> Hey, sweetheart. Hey, I just want to say I love you. >> How are you going to come to me tonight, babe? >> I know right now, but it's going to be okay. And I know >> Call She'll get me out. >> Okay. >> Okay. I love you. >> Call me when you can. Okay. >> I will. It'll be seinal. So >> and your your going to be your firearm's going to be at the fire house. So just walk and go get it. Okay. >> Okay, sweetheart. >> All right. I love you, baby. >> I love you, too. Can you please say I love you, too? >> I love you, Lelay. >> I love you, baby. I see you, Mommy. I love you, pumpkin. >> Eventually, she was charged [music] with DUI. The next case takes us to Beachwood, where officers ran into an unusual flirt who was too drunk to make much sense, but still bold enough to think a few flirty lines could undo what was already set in stone. >> Hold on. You don't understand. Look at him. He's handsome and stuff. >> I'm trying to finish this up. >> Hold on. Let's get it right. Tell me that I cannot look at you. On July the 7th, 2024, officers with the Beachwood Police Department responded to a gas [music] station after a caller reported that a driver in a black car had rearended them at a stoplight. And instead of stopping, the lady kept going, forcing the victim to follow them to the gas station, where officers quickly arrived to get a handle on what was unfolding. [snorts] She wrote down this window. >> Hello. Can you roll down all the way? >> I'm scared. >> No, nothing to be scared about. Okay. >> They all talk about roll the window down. >> Yeah. >> So, we got a report of an accident in Lynhurst. >> Uh, involving your vehicle. We're trying to see what's going on. Did somebody hit you or you hit somebody or >> No. >> Okay. >> Somebody probably hit me. >> Somebody probably hit you. Okay. >> I'm just trying to go home. >> Okay. Where you coming from? >> I don't have no problem with my >> Okay. Where you coming from? >> I'm coming from my family's house, man. >> Okay. All right. Do you have an ID on you? >> I got an ID. >> Okay. Let me see your ID, please. >> Oh my god. >> The officers identified her as 31-year-old Antonette. For how she had been carrying herself, she seemed higher than she could handle. And soon she started exposing herself in the most bizarre way possible. >> All right, we're just trying we're just trying to figure out what happened here. I I could I wish I I could tell you too, but I know I was still doing my normal thing >> and they went their normal way. What they do? Call >> Yeah, >> they just literally just hit my foot, I think. I don't know. >> That was like a little >> That's crazy. >> So, you don't even know who hit who? I know something. >> But it's crazy because I said I I didn't hit nobody, man. >> Then how'd you get damage on your car? >> My car been damaged all my life, baby. My car been damaged all my >> I don't know. I don't think they'd be chasing you down Richmond's if they didn't know that. >> Huh? Baby, you weren't chasing me, baby. >> We weren't. They were. >> They won't chase me. I am not the girl that get to chase her. What? You said you were chasing. >> No, I said they were chasing you, not us as police. The people that >> my damn car probably was chasing. >> Oh, they said you hit them. >> No, >> but you can't even account to what happened. >> I know exactly what happened. Came from my family face. Them people whatever happened they did like soon. >> You keep saying whatever happened. That's >> so You don't know what happened? >> I do know exactly exactly what happened. and play then go ahead. >> The way it happened, I don't know how to say it no more because whatever happens, how they going to say it's going to happen? I don't know. I know exactly what happened. I had to write away. >> And it seemed like it was just like a I didn't leave no scene. It was just like everybody just kept going. >> I know somebody hit the side of my car. That's the crazy part. >> How much alcohol do you have to drink today? >> Can't get off the car and stuff. >> I'm asking you a question. It's the Wi-Fi here. >> But you know, I just came from my cousin's date and the people all in my car. I knew I should have told them. >> I'm seeing that and I'm asking you a question. Two separate ideas. So, how many how much alcohol do you have? I really am not allowed to drink nothing because I got my own going on, officer. >> So, does that mean you haven't had any or have you had some? >> What you want me to do? because it's like it's a simple reason why >> I don't I don't really drive my question. >> I don't drink a job, baby. I'm not I'm not I'm not like low or nothing. Can I start the car? No, the car's off. I'm just going to do this. >> It don't open the door busting. >> It's not. >> I'm asking you, can I hit the button? So, you are able to open the door. It don't open. That's all. >> Yeah. Just don't start the car. >> From her speech pattern to her ability to recall what had happened before the encounter, the officer knew what came next. a sobriety test. It was time to let her determine her own fate. >> All right, mine was like, can I at least get >> what y'all need me to do? >> All right, so I need you to dispel for me that you haven't had any alcoholic beverages tonight. We're going to do a few tests. Okay. >> Which one do that crazy stuff? >> I'm not sure what you mean by crazy stuff. We're going to start out pretty simple. Okay. >> Oh my goodness. All right. Can you recite from the letter D as in David to the letter T as in Tom without singing and without skipping any letters for me? >> Is this really like serious? >> Yes. Letter D to the letter T. >> No, I know the letter D to the letter T. >> Okay. And I'm asking you to prove it to me. >> Oh, what do you want me to do, officer? >> Like I just said, the letter D as in David to the letter T as in Tom without singing and without skipping any letters. It's kind of funny, but it's like my dad is an officer. So, >> okay. Well, this is step one and show me you're not impaired. >> D as a dog. >> Mhm. >> Speak as in town. And what's the last one? I thought you [music] was to walk. >> Oh, we're starting here. >> Okay. Tell me. Okay. Start me over cuz I can see. >> Can you do that for me >> a lot? Okay. Go ahead. I'm going be actually serious. I need to stop laughing [music] cuz I think about my dad. I'm sorry. I'm so sorry. >> Can you do D to T? >> D to T. >> Yes. Recite all the letters in between D and T for me, please. >> D to T. >> Yes. All and all the letters in between. You >> want me to go backwards and forward? >> Forwards. From D up to T. >> [music] >> E F G H I J K L M N O T Q R S T >> It starts at T. It ends at T. I know that. You want me to go past it? >> Nope. >> You want me to go backwards? >> No. One. Are you paying attention? >> You're not doing that to people. >> Yes. 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 Two times across. Just like that. >> What's your thumb doing? >> Thumb [music] to fingertip. >> 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1. Two times forward. >> Y'all is not. >> You don't think I'm really that? You think I put that hand back up? >> You're not touching my fingertips. You're touching yours. your thumb to your fingertips. >> Oh, y you're not doing that. So, show me one more thumb. >> One, two, three, 4, 3, 2, 1. One, two, three, 4, 4, 3, 2, 1. >> Cuz you got five fingers. What about the fifth one? You know, my dad is a retired. He's a retired guy. I just want to, >> you know, I got two nails missing. Look at my nails. Oh no, y'all ain't doing that. >> One more time cuz you ain't even say thumb. >> So the thumb don't call right. >> Do you not understand the directions? >> It doesn't seem like you do. >> I I totally understand. I have a retired father as a cop. I know one thing that he did not say. You didn't say father. Said one. He calling it back. Come on. me one more time. >> Last time I'm going to show Last time I'm going to explain and demonstrate. Okay. Bum tip to fingertip. Just like this. Watch and listen. One 2 3 4 4 3 2 1. Do that two times for me. >> You saying four four two times. See you playing with me. One, two, three, four, [music] four. One, two, three. You did four. You did do it for us twice. >> All right, why don't we go ahead and step out? Let's do the silly stuff outside of the car. >> The officers could tell the giggly woman was way out of it. But they stayed calm and professional because they were so polite. She thought that she was in the clear. >> You look at my fingertip. >> How you doing? >> All the way over here. Don't look at me. Look over my fingertips. >> Oh man. All right. Start that over cuz you ain't say don't look at you. >> I've told you that many times. Look at my fingertips. >> I don't look at you >> up here. >> No, hold on. You understand? Look at him. He's handsome and stuff. All right, let me stop. Serious >> right up here. You got to keep looking at my fingertips. This isn't working. If you keep looking down, >> I look at your hand and I see it moving. It's looking real good, officer. See, you can't be, you know, you talking to you looking real. >> But you're looking all over the place instead of at my fingertips. >> All right, let's get it right. home. I'm trying to finish this up. >> Hold on. Let's get it right now. Tell me that I cannot look at you. I'm so sorry. How you going to tell somebody say that when you look handsome? All right. Let's be real. All right. All right. >> Can we Can we try to get through this here? >> Oh my god. I want to get through it. >> I'd love to get through it. >> All right. >> Let me get this together. You stop looking at me, too. >> Text us. we're going to do here. >> No number I can get. >> What's that? >> You rather my partner does a test for you? >> No. No number. >> That's not what she asked. >> That's not what I asked. >> All right. Next test we're going to do here is called the walking. Okay. >> Oh my goodness. You only walk this. >> Yeah, we can go this way, but we're not going to use this car like this. Not very straight. So, why don't you step this way a little bit? >> Somebody said something crazy, didn't you? >> Stay this way a little bit. Oh, >> you're just playing with me right now. Come >> on right here. Stand right on my leg. Somebody's somebody said something crazy, didn't they? They hit my and kept pushing. So I can't I got to do that when I hit that stroke. >> Left foot on the line, right foot in front, heel to toe, just like I'm standing right now for the police. >> I feel like y'all is playing with me right now. You know, you don't know the the the runway hit. It's a runway. >> Can we just follow these directions? >> Okay. So we can all >> I'm a model. >> Your right foot >> all the way where? >> Right foot in front of your left foot. Heel to toe, please. >> Are you serious right now? >> Yes, I'm very serious. >> All right, I'm going to start back there. >> There you go. Heel to toe. I need your hands down at your sides. >> Oh, no. I'm a >> No, not for this. You're not. >> I am a for this. You're just anti. >> All right. All right. Somebody >> hands down at your sides for me. >> Come on. Stop. >> This is part of the walk with me. >> Come on now. I'm bing. >> Hands down. >> So that we can make sure you got this. >> That's a retired cop. >> Okay. So, I need you to stop talking over me so we can get through this. >> Hands down on two sides. >> Let me get this cuz you talking about >> I'm going to show you, too. Stop talking so I can explain and [music] show you. >> Eventually, the officers were able to get her to try the walk and turn exercise. But Antinet made sure that she gave them more than just a walk and turn. >> One, two, three. I can go all the way over there. >> All the way down to nine. >> I can keep going. >> All the way down to n you just step. I want to start over. I want to start off understanding how you can cook Jackson. Michael Jackson. Don't tell me I look bad. Okay, why don't you go ahead and stop there? Stop there. >> I'm so scared. >> Turn around just like I directed you to >> and take your nine to step back. >> Look at me, dude. scaring me. You got your boy over there. >> Go ahead. Take a deep breath. >> Pause. I know. Pull me over right here. >> This is very simple. >> You want you going to do this for me? >> Footstep. >> Are you going to do this for me or not? >> Y'all do not understand. >> You don't want to do this? >> I'm looking for my kids to come back home. And the way y'all giving it, I was just This is showing me if there's alcohol in your system or not. Okay. You're saying you didn't have a drop of alcohol tonight. This is your ultimate way to prove it to me now. >> Okay. So, nice deep breath in. like to go around this tube and blow until I tell you to stop. >> I can just blow everything. It's over. Thank you so much. >> So, you're refusing this? >> If I refuse it, my babies ain't coming back home. I didn't do nothing wrong. Somebody hit my kept it moving. >> So, you don't want to do this either? >> That's going still. That's like giving up. Uh that's like a positive. >> You You want to try this or not? Well, we could continue that little >> We're done with all this sucker. This is the last thing we do. >> Uhuh. >> We're not doing this. >> Are you serious right now? >> Last opportunity to prove to me you have alcohol in your system. Let's know. I'm going to break the down. What did I do for her? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You are under arrest, bro. Yeah. >> What? >> You have any medical conditions you need to be aware of? >> Yeah, I'm up right now. Like that is >> I know. >> What medical conditions, >> Miss Gibson? What medical conditions do you have? >> Yeah, you got to find out. We're not in the system. voluntary and then you had a crash that you caused. Do you have anything on your person right now? >> The officers had seen enough and finally moved to make the long overdue arrest. But the situation still had plenty more waiting to unfold, especially in the trunk of her car. >> One of these is unopen. >> Oh, there's another one over here. What phone or bottle? >> Oh, yep. >> Yep. Come on back this way for me. >> I call somebody. >> Nope. You can call somebody from the jail. >> Are you serious? >> Completely serious. >> I cannot. >> We'll get something out of your car for you, but you're going to jail. >> I'm going to jail. >> Absolutely 100%. Have a seat up here for me. Oh my god. >> Go ahead. >> I'll push you in there if I have to. I don't want to. >> Turn around. >> Raise yourself up. >> Scoot yourself over. You're going to be all the way over in the scoot over. Do >> you have anything you need out your car? >> You have cell phone, wallet, purse, anything like that in your car you need? >> Everything. >> We're not taking everything I can take. >> [music] >> In the end, she was charged with OVI, failure to keep an assured clear distance, refusing a breath test, having a prior OVI, driving with a suspended license, and even driving with an open container, making it clear just how deep the situation had gone.