Who was this shooting a gun? >> He was. >> What did he shoot at you? >> Yeah, I hit my car. Got my car. >> Okay, please go across the street. >> She don't want to do those party exercises. Okay. I think that you're driving under the influence. Okay. Based off of your driving pattern, the way that you're talking to me, smell alcohol from your breath. >> Karen thought a few excuses would be enough to let her walk away, but this traffic stop revealed a price far heavier than the handcuffs. >> What are the charges? >> Assault first, violation of EPO. >> [music] >> Yeah, because you all had a no unlawful contact EPO and you came over here with unlawful stuff. >> And then we have endangering the welfare of a minor. >> Yeah, four. >> Four counts. >> Yeah. >> Come on. >> Get out of the car. Out of the car. Hands behind your back. Okay. So, right now you're being placed under arrest for driving under the influence, okay? >> These arrogant Karens only wanted to prove the officers wrong, quietly pushing themselves toward consequences they could no longer argue their way out of. The woman appeared with a panicked accusation, insisting that she had been threatened, but the evidence at the scene was not yet willing to support her story. >> Who was this shooting a gun? >> He was. >> Hey, please you can you go across the street? Can you go across the street? What did he shoot at you? >> Yeah, I hit my car. Got my car. >> Okay, please go across the street. Please go across the street. Please go across the street. Ma'am, can you please go across the street? >> Okay, put the baby in the house. >> 623 Adam radio. Can you go ahead and start me a few more cars and uh go ahead and start the uh sergeant this way, please. >> 10-40 29. 9 is in route with a 5-E in route. >> Can we get one or two units on reflection on the rear of the address? >> I ain't got no damn cover. I guess I'm have to use this tree. >> One trick. >> Is there anybody else in the house? >> Yeah, he got his sister, his granny, his girlfriend, and he probably went out the back door. >> Oh, really? He probably ran out the >> probably ran out the back door. >> Okay. >> I had just I've been with the kids all day, so I was pulling up cuz he was giving me he was giving me my stuff out of his closet, so I was pulling up to get it. And when I pulled up to get it, he was like, "I don't know what you've been doing all day." He's been drinking, so when he gets drunk, he he gets really aggressive. We had a no contact order, but we just got it lifted Friday, so no unlawful contact. >> You got it lifted to no unlawful contact. So, it was no contact, now it's no unlawful. >> No unlawful. >> Okay. >> We've been good, ain't nothing been going on. So, we get up I get over here, he's drinking, and I'm like, "I ain't got time for all of this. Just give me my stuff so I can go." And then he start trying to grab on my private, and he was like, "You've been with a nigga." I'm like, "With a with my kids?" He was like, "You had a [ __ ] with your kids." I said, "This is what you always get on." Cuz he'd be doing this insecure stuff. I was like, "Just give me my stuff so I can go." And he was like, "Bitch, you ain't getting nothing." And I'm like, "Just give me my stuff so I can go." So, I would have left, but he grabbed my purse and took my money out of it, which was a thousand dollars. I'm like, "Give me my money." He didn't want to give it to me, so I'm like, "Give me my money." So, at this point, I'm like, "I'm about to call the police." So, when he was like, "You call the police, I'mma shoot you." So, he bring out come outside with two guns. I'm like, "Just give me my [ __ ] I ain't trying to call the police." So, he start kicking on my door, hitting it, then he backed his car up into my [ __ ] Then as he took the gun, he tried to shoot my tire out, but then he shot He shot cuz I was in the driveway, so he was trying to shoot my tire out, but he didn't, so then he did my window. >> He shot your window while you while you were in the car. >> I don't think he he shot it with what's-it-called. I think he threw cuz he shot and threw at the same time. So, I don't think the bullet hit it. >> As the police surrounded the house, she continued playing the victim, seemingly convinced that every suspicious glance would be directed only at the man. >> Um, that's girlfriend down there in that in that vehicle. Yes, that's girlfriend. She comes over, uh, they get into a dis- uh, an argument. He's been drinking, she says he grabs her private parts. Um, she says, uh, "Well, I'm leaving." And she's like, "Well, he's like, "You've been with a dude all day." And all this type of stuff. And then he comes outside and shoots a gun at her at her vehicle. >> With her in it? >> With her in it. >> Okay. >> And then, um, that's when we when we got here. >> Do we know if anybody else >> He we know uh, grandmother and sister are in the house. I have both their names. Uh, he comes outside when we got here and says, "Y'all need to leave. Y'all need to leave." And then runs back inside the house. >> Okay. >> So, we did have we did have eyes on him. >> So, he's inside, possibly grandmother and >> And sister. Is this is family? >> He's a pastor. He said he wants to talk to somebody. >> Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, here's so, let me I'll tell you what we got. So, we got a domestic call. >> Mhm. >> And then we got about seven or eight shots fired at this at this address. We get we get here, he's like, "Y'all need to leave." And then he runs back inside the house. >> That's why I'm here. That's me. >> Talk to him. >> the situation. Yes. >> Right. Okay, and that's and that's and that's fine. We just taking precautions here because >> Because she she ran him over. >> With today? >> Yes. Not too long ago. That's why >> Right. Okay, and and that's the neighbor the neighbor Right, the neighbor told us that. >> So, that's just why he's mad. And >> Right. >> Because >> But we but but we do understand that even if you diffuse the situation, he's going to go to jail for wanting to endangerment cuz he shot at her. >> Yeah. Yeah, but she needs to go, too, because that vehicle that's almost like vehicle >> He doesn't have a gun. >> Well, I'm telling you for a 100% fact, shots were fired and she has bullet holes in her car. >> She has a gun. >> But okay, but she's not going to shoot her own vehicle. >> Trust me, yes, she yes, she will. >> Okay. Okay. >> Yes, she will. Okay. >> And one time she did call and say he shot at her and it was her. >> Shooting at her own car. >> No, shooting at him. >> At him. But But what I'm saying is she has But she has bullets in her vehicle. So, I I get what you're saying. >> I'm talking she has >> Okay. Yeah, but but just let me diffuse this situation. >> But the impact marks, matching statements, and the presence of young children piece together an entirely different picture. >> Yeah, turn around. Turn around. Keep coming back. >> Keep stepping back. I got you. No, he's not I'm I'm standing in between you and the gun. Appreciate it. You're okay, man. You're good. >> Y'all good. Y'all good. I love y'all. You heard me? >> Yeah, be cool, baby. >> Y'all straight? >> Yes, sir. >> Who is dude? Why is he so aggressive? >> I don't know. Bro, don't >> I got it. I got you, bro. I got you. I'm going I'm going right here. >> This is crazy, bro. >> And and and and please please believe I'mma get I'mma get your statement and all this stuff about what happened. >> still going to go to jail tonight for nothing. >> Well, if it's if it's for nothing, like I said, if it's for nothing, is it Is this your car? Answer. >> No. >> All right. I'm good. >> I'm trying to go kick it with my family, man. >> 100%. 100%. >> It's crazy. >> She ran you over. >> Yeah, yeah, she ran over my grandma. >> And the thing is And the thing is, bro, we going to ask you all that and then and then we going to build it up. And if there's no reason >> But I'm still going to go to jail, bro. >> Well, listen, if there's no reason for you >> I'm going to go to jail, bro. >> Then Then we're not talking to you. What's your name, bro? >> Yeah, Duncan. >> Duncan. >> I ain't done nothing, bro. >> Yeah, just just sit there. Right. No, it's okay. Just sit there for a second and then we going we going to build it all up. I'm not going to let nobody do you wrong, bro. I promise you I'm not. You all right? >> if if it's right, you going to send me to jail? >> No, like I said, I'm not going to let nobody do you wrong, okay? If there's if there's crime if there's a crime committed, then okay. But if there's not then this is all for this is done. See apparently car got ran him over on the front porch. Based off of what I'm what I'm talking about with the bars and everything. >> So there's marks against the house where she tried to run >> Run him over, right. >> Grandma is the one that shot, not him. >> Oh, well she well she's 10-15. >> So >> She's 10-15. >> need to clarify, but literally everybody, sister, girlfriend, them across >> And the neighbor said that Well the well I think it's it's no unlawful. She got to drop down to no unlawful. Here's the only here's the only problem. She got kids, two of them. She's 10-15. She's 10-15. Okay. Where's Sarge Sarge Sarge down here? Oh. So this whole thing done kind of flipped on his head now. She's she's she's 10-15. Want to endanger him cuz she tried to run him over with the car and she's got damage on her car indicative of the fact that she tried to do that. >> When the handcuffs appeared, she repeatedly protested and called her family for help, but the legal consequences were already closing in faster than she had imagined. >> When we got here you was she was in the driveway chilling and you was hot. So we was like, oh [ __ ] like this this really happened bro really did this, you know what I'm saying? So we had to take it a certain kind of way. I appreciate you for coming out and all this stuff and I told you that's how we do it. >> Thank you. >> We will investigate. It sucks being in handcuffs, I understand, but yeah, but we will investigate it and we did and now the situation have flipped on his head. When you ain't done nothing wrong, you ain't done nothing wrong. >> She's going to jail tonight? >> Yeah, 100% we can't all this ain't happened for that bro, you know what I'm saying? No, she got to go. >> What are her charges? >> Assault first, violation of EPO. Yeah, because you all had a no unlawful contact EPO and you came over here with unlawful stuff. >> against me. I took that EPO out. >> Okay, I will I'll do that. I'll look at it and stuff. But I'm going to verify everything. I'm just going off the top of my head, okay? Don't interrupt me. Uh So so first, if it is what it is, violation of EPO, uh and then we have endangering the welfare of a minor. >> Yeah, four >> four counts. Um >> We got all their names and information. >> I got all their names and information. >> Okay. >> that's all we got. Calm down. Who's your granddad? >> Michael Brown. >> Mike Brown, Sheriff Brown? >> And I swear to God I wouldn't do this [ __ ] I'm not making >> Sheriff Sheriff Brown knows me. He knows me. >> Granddaddy, I need you to get me a lawyer. I need like they are arresting ME FOR HIM SHOOTING AT ME AND HITTING MY car and they said I did >> [laughter] >> I did assault one and I put my kids IN DANGER AND I DIDN'T DO NONE OF THIS. >> OKAY. >> THE BOY THAT I'VE BEEN GOING through with IT I'VE BEEN GOING TO COURT WITH, I came over his house cuz we were still messing around. >> Won't you leave him alone? Every time something happen you calling me. I can't do nothing cuz I'm not a police no more. And plus I'm out of town right now. So if they lock you up >> Yes, THIS IS [ __ ] I'M GOING TO HAVE A FELONY AND I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> SHE WAS charged with first-degree assault, violating an emergency protective order, and four counts of endangering the welfare of a minor. Next, the Jeep swerved across the road, but Breonna calmly offered excuse after excuse, unaware that every word was only making the situation worse. >> Seventh, is that your birthday? >> Right. >> Is your birthday on the seventh? >> Two days before. >> Okay. >> I literally just moved here. >> Where from? >> Fort Lauderdale. >> Oh, okay. What brought you here? Where you coming from tonight? >> 25226 >> I'm going home right now. My boyfriend lives right down there. >> Got you. >> He has my >> driver's >> Um I'm sorry, I'm really nervous. I don't really know what's happening right now. I think I have all this in my email. >> It not That's That's Yeah, the mainly the insurance. >> Okay. >> Most people have that on their phones. >> Yeah, okay. >> You coming from downtown or just somewhere up McGregor or >> A friend's house. >> So you want to stay with her? I'm going to shut my fog lights off. Ma'am, you mind stepping out of the vehicle for me, please? >> I just moved here from Fort Lauderdale. >> Mhm. >> Fort Lauderdale, Florida. And I have a house that way. >> Okay. >> And my boyfriend lives in there and we moved my stuff over here to 308. >> Got you. >> You want to look at this? I got your driver's license back. Here you go. >> You mind stepping out of the vehicle for >> No, I'm good here. Thank you. >> Okay. So, the reason why I'm asking is I suspect you to be driving under the influence, okay? So I'm asking if you would like to do field sobriety exercises. >> No, I'm okay here. >> So you don't want to do field sobriety exercises. Okay. So if you don't, I'm going to have to make my based off of the things that I've seen so far, okay? So you don't You sure you don't want to do exercises with me? Any reason you don't want to do them? >> No reason to. >> I think that you're driving under the influence, okay? Based off of your driving pattern, from you talking to you, smell alcohol from your your breath. So I'm asking if you'd like to. Okay. Can you step out of the vehicle for me? Can you step out of the vehicle for me. You're not going to cuz I'm going to pull you out of the vehicle. >> The smell of alcohol, her erratic driving, and her evasive explanations were already telling, but she still believed she could remain planted in her seat and escape the consequences. >> Rihanna, I'm not going to ask you again. I'm going to pull you out of the car. Do you really want to make me do that right now? >> That's irrelevant right now. We're past that. Are you going to get out of the car, yes or no? Okay, come on. >> Damn. >> Get out of the car. Out of the car. Set your stuff on the hood. Set your stuff on the hood. Hands behind your back. Okay, so right now you're being placed under arrest for driving under the influence, okay? Where are the keys to the vehicle? Do you know? Are they in your purse? I didn't see them anywhere. They're in your purse? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, we get down to the jail. I'm going to ask you to submit to a lawful test of your breath to determine its alcoholic content. Do you do you want to do >> No. >> Okay, so let me read something to you. So, if you refuse to take a lawful test I've requested of you, your driving privilege will be suspended for a period of 1 year for a first refusal, or 18 months if your driving privilege has been previously suspended, or you've been previously fined under subsection 327 35215 for refusing to submit to a lawful test of your breath, urine, or blood. Additionally, if you refuse to take a test I've requested of you and your driving privilege has been previously suspended, or you've been previously fined under that same subsection for refusal to submit to a lawful test of your breath, urine, or blood, you'll be committing a misdemeanor in addition to any other penalties which can be imposed by law. Refusal to submit to the test I requested of you is admissible into evidence in any criminal proceeding. But, this doesn't show the outdated one. As of 13 days ago, for a first refusal, I don't know what your driving record looks like, it's a misdemeanor. Do you have a previous DUI or anything? No? Okay. So, a refusal is a second misdemeanor. >> Yeah. >> So, do you still refuse? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> An ultimatum was issued, yet she remained firmly planted in her seat until the car door opened and her choices all but disappeared. >> Oh, no. It's because you didn't want to get out of the car and I had to go talk to Roy first. So, it's just so that way it's it's safer with more people. >> 5 200 lbs. >> Yeah, we don't want to yank someone out. We can do it safely. >> Yeah. >> Well, when um white gets here, I'll ask questions there. Um I don't know when first appearance and all that stuff will be cuz they'll give her like court dates and everything before she leaves. Um so, she'll just have to give you a call and figure out your bail. I don't know how to figure her out. I've got to figure that work. So, >> I can't leave the car in the neighborhood. I can't take it. No, or even park it. >> Um I'm on a on a DUI like this, I have no choice but to tow the vehicle. So, I actually let somebody >> Is there a pocket knife or anything sharp on you? >> Nope. Do you have anything on you at all? >> Mhm. >> I'm just going to search you. Can you turn around face the car? >> Even after being handcuffed, Breanna issued one more refusal, making the legal consequences ahead even more severe. >> Do you have any cards in the last 12 months? Okay. >> In Florida, a first-time DUI offender may face a fine of $500 to $1,000, up to 6 months in jail, and a driver's license suspension. She faced two charges: DUI and unlawfully refusing a breath alcohol test. 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