That foot. Watch that foot. Stop. Stop. Stop it. All right. So, do me a favor. Just step out of the vehicle. >> You're being placed under arrest for driving under the influence. >> A small action, a shake of the head, but the consequences are not small at all. >> I said I want to call my attorney. >> Wet for what? Was it like a beer or alcoh like a shot or whatever? >> Like now you're >> I thought it was just a break to regain my strength, but I was awakened by handcuffs. A fashionable lady walks through the parking lot as if on a catwalk, but just minutes later. The catwalk turns into the scene of a dramatic forced intervention. >> Trying to get a ride back up back up. >> Back up to where now? >> Right towards Dayton. >> Okay. Where where did you come from? Um, I was trying to get her right back at East Third. Okay. >> I know it's Memorial Day weekend. We were drinking, bragging, and whatnot. And I told her I didn't want to be involved with her >> activities. And she left me on the other side of the road to get a ride back towards date 10. So, can you help me with that? >> Maybe. We'll see. Oh, do you have any though? How do you know? >> Cuz I can tell. It's not It's not your job. >> My job. >> I get people rides back to Dayton all the time. >> What do they think? I'm like harassing our property or something. >> Do they think? >> Yeah. >> The Toyota dealership called said that they had asked you to leave and that you didn't leave at first. >> So they were um kissing my journey. >> I'm not saying that you can't, but they were concerned with them or maybe you've been drinking. >> Have you been drinking? Cuz you just told me that you guys drinking. >> I'm not. Um I just want I had to hear back. >> That's fine. But we have to ask those questions. I have to make sure you take care of this. >> Can you take my gas? Can you please do that now? >> I need your ID first. >> Well, then I I want to walk. >> Okay. But hold on. >> I'm home arrest. I don't want to violate nothing. I am very um my dad's I'm I'm just >> want you left alone. >> So if you're not helping me, can I please >> never said I wouldn't help you. >> But I do. >> There's nothing here that's um armor dangerous. So that means if you even aware of my name, I don't have nothing here in this city or county. My name is Shalisa Wong. I'm just going to keep walking. Sir, you you seem like your stomach. Is that normal for you? Only because this thing is burning animal. >> When her refusal to show ID became the spark, a chain reaction of psychological, emotional, and legal reactions began to explode between her and the police. And that wasn't even the most shocking part. >> Ma'am, hold on. Hold on. >> I'm not resisting or restoring away. Please don't start doing that crap. I'm not I'm not trying to start doing that. And then if I can't Okay, I'm calling my attorney. >> You're going to call your attorney? >> Yes. Because um >> why? >> I'm not doing nothing >> and I and I have the right to walk. So please let me bear with me. I would love to help you if I can, but at a minimum >> I guess I'm going through something that where I'm missing my father. It's a holiday. I'm I'm allowed to I'm just It has nothing to do with criminal division or traffic or your job. >> Okay. >> I'm going to be in and out my feelings for a while. If if anybody falls while walking that I'm right now, then you can do your job. But right now, I just want to be left alone. I want to scream. Please let me feel. Okay. I don't want to get in the car. >> So, we have a complaint from the people that lost Toyota. >> But I'm just so I I don't want anything. If you want a complaint, they can follow with the lawsuit. I'm asking you >> that that's not a civil matter. That's called dis that's called dis. I haven't done nothing. I have that's your opinion. >> No, it it's it's my I >> You got an What are you What am I being hurt with? >> I told you to remember right now. >> They want me to sir. Can I please leave this if they feel like I'm like watching? Do you have a gem ID? Do you only think? >> I I said I want to um work or he can work to work and I really don't want to even expose my I didn't because he said they're going to fart. They accidentally and I have It took me like 10 minutes. I'm not going to lie. I cut my tobacco. You can follow me. I I have not done anything wrong. I packed >> Did you park? >> No, I I I'm walking. Please just let me just go back. >> Right now you're being detained. a monitoring bracelet, an emotional woman, and a series of calls for a lawyer. But the police don't have time to be a psychiatrist. You won't believe what led to her conviction and a new legal chain. >> Detained for investigator purposes. We're going to figure out who you are. You have a big ink monitor. Seem like you're impaired. We're going to figure that out. >> I sat at the back of that thing. I have a curfew from 7 to 7. >> Okay. Why can't you just tell us that? Tell us tell us who you are. >> I didn't know what you were like. I mean, we're kind of over there. She was over there serving over there. Just listen. Just listen. We're out here in a business district. You're walking around. I think >> he's doing that kind of stuff here. So, >> okay. Do you know somebody works here? >> Is that what your concern is? >> No. I was like one block like I don't even know where I'm at. I'm turning head back towards me off the road on that side of the road. Right. Like I was like on the side my information so we can get this going. >> You're not arresting me. >> Scoot on in there now. >> No, I'll call my right now. Listen. Last thing. >> I'm not being sorry. >> I said I want to call my attorney. >> Now take a seat. We're going to put >> No, I haven't. You ready? >> You're under arrest. >> Listen. >> For what? >> We told you. You're listening. >> No. Ah, no. Call my friend now. Call my friend now. Call my mother. >> Oh, you want to get in there? >> I'm on house arrest. What's up? >> You want to get in there? >> I'm calling my >> You're on real arrest. Actually, >> you're arrested. >> When am I on? Okay. >> Take a seat. >> I know. >> Now you're Now you got resisting. >> Now I'm not. >> Don't kick. >> You are. >> Don't kick. Don't kick. Don't kick. >> Keep your feet in there. You're under arrest. >> Call my way now. >> Damn. Put your foot in there. You watch that foot. >> Put your foot in there right now. >> Get back in there. >> You're under arrest in there right now. >> For what? >> Get in there. >> Get in there. >> I don't. >> I said I don't what you think. Did you do more? >> The screams, the flailing legs, and the command taser, taser, taser, were not from an action movie, but from reality in a Toyota parking lot on a big holiday. >> Back now. >> Ready? Yep. Stay where you're at. >> I will tase you. Taser. Taser. Taser. I will tase you. >> No, I don't. Okay. transition. >> What the I do regardless. >> What did I do when you're counting? >> I got >> I don't have to do nothing. I'm not being charged. >> I'm not. >> Do not kick. Do not kick. Do not kick. Get your hand back. >> I'm not being charged. >> What? For what? Why the am I being torn if I >> on that one for >> cuff that one first? I got this one. >> Turn me around. >> Reference the uh >> Turn me around. >> Turn me around. I don't want to fight with y'all. >> Nobody wants to fight. >> You got to calm the down. >> What? >> Calm down. >> What the? >> Calm down. It's over. I don't understand. >> Calm down. It's over. >> I don't understand. My torch. >> Don't lock it yet. Don't lock it yet. We're not >> Turn around. This hot. Turn me the around. Open this. >> Where am I being wet? Please. >> She's got little bitty wrists. >> Understand? >> On your side. On your side. >> Okay. I'm not running, bro. I am compliant. Stop. This hot. I'm not doing that. I'm permanent on my go. >> Please give me this guy. >> We need to double lock him. >> Check the spacing for sure and double lock them. >> Stop resisting us so we can get this over with. >> Okay, stop burn. >> Pull me up. >> Pull me up. >> There it is. All right, stand up. >> We're going to go up to your knees and we're going to stand you up. Oh, never. >> Do not kick. Do not bite. We're done. >> We're done now. >> I don't want to do this. >> I know you don't. We don't want to do >> After verifying her identity, police discovered she was on probation in Montgomery County and had an arrest warrant from Green County. She was later charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. While the charges in Green County were pending, she was charged in Montgomery County and sentenced to 5 years of probation in August 2024 for child endangerment. Next, in the middle of a sacred holiday for mothers, a car sits quietly in the middle of the road, and what's inside is something that even the police are stunned by. >> You're being placed under arrest for driving under the influence. Was it like a beer or al or like a shot or whatever? Like now you're >> Come on. >> When she was awakened, she said she had only had two drinks, but what happened next sent the entire patrol into immediate action. >> What's going on here? >> What happened? >> Nothing. >> Nothing. Driving. Where'd you come from? Were you driving on 59 just a second ago? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. >> My son. >> Speaking of your son, the one in the car I see right there. How old is he? Where are you picking him up from? I'm like, >> "Oh, like >> All right. You okay, though? Is there a reason we're we're asleep right here?" >> Okay. >> Just You got the car in park, correct? >> Okay. All right. You okay? I'm >> okay. >> Any medical issues going on like that? Any medics or anything like that? >> No. Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? Two drinks. Okay. What kind of drink? What kind of drinks were they? I'm not sure cuz like >> was like a beer or alcoh or like a shot or whatever anything like that. >> Okay. What time was that would you say that you had them? >> Uh two >> at two. All right. But you're you're okay right now? You're not? >> You're okay. >> Okay. Two drinks at 2. Don't remember what time. When was the last time you ate ate something? >> At 2:00. >> 2 o'clock as well. Okay. What did you last eat? Do you know? Okay. Can you do me a favor? just shut off the car just cuz we're in a interesting spot for >> She didn't know where her car keys were, couldn't remember what she had eaten, and had no one to turn to for help, but she still tried to prove that she was completely fine. >> The key fob. Do you know where it is? Can you go ahead and grab it for me? Nope. Not the button. I don't need the charger. I just need the keys. Hey, put the put the car in park so you don't roll. I don't want you hitting another car. Okay. >> Can I borrow your flashlight? I left mine on the charger. I got this possible 50 >> possible 55. So >> yeah, >> hold on. >> All right. All right. All right. All right. Do me a favor. Just stay right here. Keep the window down while you back up. Just one second. Okay. Do you have Do you have someone that can come pick up the kid or your son? Okay. Just in case they need to. >> No. Nobody. Grandparent, anything like that? Well, I just want to make sure if you know we have someone to watch the kid in the meantime. Okay. >> Not that matter. >> Okay. I was just asking. Okay. All right. So, do me a favor. Just step out of the vehicle. Thank you very much. Okay. All right. We're going to walk. We are going to do them right over here. Okay. So, do me a favor. >> The seemingly simple sobriety test turned into an acting in the cold with an inevitable ending. It is true that there are two things people cannot hide. when they are drunk and when they are in love. >> Okay. Follow the tip. Follow the green light with your eyes only without moving your head. >> Okay. Can you see it? Okay. I can see your eyes. You're not even looking. >> Oh, I'm not looking. >> Yeah. You got to watch. There you go. You understand? Do you understand? Yes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Want to look straight ahead. Okay. Look straight ahead for me. Okay. And just lose your eyes and look at the stimulus. Feet together. Arms at your sides. Okay. Just get We'll get through this quick. Right. >> Well, come on. >> I'm doing it. You got you got to work with me here. Okay. So, get back in the starting position. Stack stand back right here. >> Oh my god. Come on. >> I'm trying I'm trying to get you to do it. Okay. >> So, as you are walking, keep your arms at your sides at all times. Watch your feet and count your steps out loud. Once you start walking, do not stop until you have completed the test. Do you understand? All right. Count your first step as one and you can begin. >> Oh my god. >> I don't know what. >> Remember the one leg stand,00 demonstrated for you. So, go ahead and start. >> No, I'm not going to do that. >> In just minutes, what was supposed to be a peaceful Sunday turned into a serious legal incident. And the three-year-old was not left out. >> Find your back. You're being placed under arrest for driving under the influence. Okay. Behind your back. Behind your back. >> You're being placed under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol. >> Stop pulling away. Stop pulling away. >> Stop pulling away. Stop resisting. >> Hold on. >> Nope. No holding on us. >> Why? What do you mean? >> In front of >> Like, how do you do this? Like, it's not even right. >> Did you call Did anyone call it out yet? >> Oh, no. >> Bravo 2 in custody. >> Don't I don't have anything. >> I don't know that. >> Stop touching me. >> Stop. >> We have to search you. You're being under arrest. >> Like, now you're >> Come on. Really? Okay. I'm not from here. >> Okay. >> We're going to come back over here, ma'am. Okay. >> Watch your head. >> Wow. >> Car bull. >> Make sure you're all the way in. >> No way. In the state of Illinois, the penalty for a third DUI is 3 to seven years in prison, a maximum fine of $25,000, and a minimum license revocation of 10 years. A blood alcohol level greater than equals 0.16 carries an additional penalty of a minimum of 90 days in prison and a minimum fine of $2,500. She was charged with third offense, DUI with a BAC greater than equals 0.16, DUI with a child under 16 in the vehicle, endangering the health/child, and driving on the wrong side of the road. She could face serious jail time, loss of custody of her child, and permanent license revocation. Just a moment of inattention, a seemingly harmless wrong decision during the day turned a mother into a defendant and a child into an unwilling witness. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with donations. Thank you very much.