window. Put your hands up now. Hands up. >> Important. >> It seemed like a routine violation. Turned out to be a shocking truth that left the police stunned. >> All right. Traffic still light about 100 miles an hour. Big crash. Big crash. Put your hands in the air. Start walking back to the sound of my voice. >> Running away is instinctive, but it's not always right. An impulsive act can lead to unforeseeable consequences. About 100 miles an hour. We're safely driving. She stepped on the gas, but no one could have imagined what was waiting at the end of the road. >> No. Put your [ __ ] hands up now. Hands up. >> Get down on your Come back. Back further. >> Kids in the car. >> How many kids are in the car? Greenfield police received a report about a woman stealing milk from Walgreens and fleeing in a car. But what no one expected was that this small theft would spark a dramatic high-speed chase. [Music] Roll down your window, man. >> Huh? >> Roll down the window. Vehicle took off. [Music] All right, traffic's still light. We're about 100 miles an hour. We're safely driving. [Music] [Music] Speeds are coming slowing. We are behind a little bit of traffic. Oh, crash, crash, crash, crash, crash, crash, crash. Big crash, big crash. When discovered, the woman hit the gas, leading the police on a chase that ended in a violent crash. In an instant, everything spun out of control. >> Put your [ __ ] hands up now. Hands up. Hands up. [Music] >> Keep your hands up. >> Okay, put your hands in the air. >> Now, walk back. >> Walk back. Walk back to the sound of my voice. Keep walking. Don't put your [ __ ] hands down. Keep walking back. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Stop. Stay in the car. [ __ ] fade. Take steps to the right. Steps to the right. Pam. Listen to me. Take steps to the right. Now >> step to your right. More. >> I understand. >> Step to the right. >> Now step all the way back toward the sound of my voice. Keep your hands up. Get down on your Come back. Back further to the sound of my voice. Hands up. Hands up. Hands up. Face away from me. >> How many kids are in the car? >> How many kids are in the car? >> One more kid. >> How's the other child? >> How old is a child? Are they able to walk? >> He's still freezing right there. >> After the crash, police surrounded the vehicle. The standoff grew tense as Danielle hesitated and failed to fully comply with her commands. >> Do you have anything on you? >> Turn and face the car. Turn and face the car. Spread your feet. Lift up your back arms. Okay. 72. >> Okay, let's take her back. Back to Walgreens. >> Please call my sister, please. >> Not right now, >> Dicky. I love you. >> All right. Officers transported >> in the interrogation room. The truth came to light. Danielle didn't try to deny her actions, but her confession revealed a far greater tragedy. >> Uh, your kids are okay. I believe the grandma. Yeah, there are children and your grandma's going to go pick them up. Hope um so they're they're they're okay. Okay. So, you want to tell me what was going on? How did it start? What were you doing in uh Walgreens? >> Okay. Do you want to know the amount of approximately of how much you took? >> Yeah, they say like 200. >> And I'm guessing they didn't give you consent. You just took it away. >> No, it's like my car. She still is. Okay. Okay. Um, so when we pulled you over, did you know that you were pulled over? Did you see the lights and sirens? I mean, you stopped. So, you stopped and you really go down the window for a little bit. Um, and you started running away. What was the reason for running away? >> I really wasn't thinking like I was like thinking like I didn't want to go to jail and then my kids not had nobody. And it's like me running away. Still did the same things. They >> said, "Did you recognize that you were putting your children in danger by running away? I wasn't thinking about like all the stuff that could have happened at that moment like uh >> were your children the seat belts? >> Okay. Where were they located when you were driving away? >> Um passenger and back driver. >> Back passenger. Okay. >> They have car seats or no? Cuz they just don't have here for a little. >> I appreciate it. Thank you. In Wisconsin, fleeing from the police can be punished with up to six years in prison and a $10,000 .0 fine. Firstderee recklessly endangering safety carries a penalty of up to 12 years and 6 months in prison, while retail theft involving merchandise valued under $500,0 can result in up to 9 months in jail. Danielle was charged with fleeing from police, first-degree recklessly endangering safety, and retail theft. Up next, Karen was just steps away from home, but walk straight into the point of no return. >> I can just No, ma'am. Dude, I cannot >> We were about to have her out of the car. >> Yeah, >> that's why I was like, as soon as as soon as she started recording out of the car, I was like, "Yep, this is going to go that way. It's going to go that way." >> I'm not arguing anyone. Can I use a Can I >> Ma'am, I have a female deputy over here that's going to assist the person. Okay. >> After repeatedly refusing to exit the vehicle, she finally agreed to take the sobriety test. And from that moment, emotion, reason, and truth began to collide. >> Um, did you have anything to drink tonight? N Bravo Charlie 19. >> You had how many drinks? Okay. >> All right. Um like what what kind of drinks? Like uh beer, vodka, soda, and a shot of what? A drone. Okay. Um do me a favor. Um, once you step out of the vehicle, step out of the vehicle, please. Caitlyn, I need you to step out of the vehicle. Caitlyn, I need you to step No. No, ma'am. No, ma'am. We're we're we're we're not discussing the home. I understand that you're you're around the corner from your house, but I need you to step out of the car. I'm asking >> if Alpha 226 is available. You have her 51. We'll probably need her for a female check. >> The reason I I'm asking you to step >> I >> I'm asking you to step out of the car because I believe that you're impaired. >> Okay. So, I need you to step out of the car. I'm asking very nicely. Thank you. I'm home. I'm home. >> I'm like, >> um, I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. Are you going to allow me to do that? >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, >> handcuffed in the middle of the night, wearing only a flimsy dress, all she had left was shame and an overwhelming sense of helplessness. But this was only the beginning of the unraveling that would ultimately break her. >> We were about to have out of the car. >> Yeah. >> That's why I was like as soon as as soon as she started out of the car, I was like, "Yep, this is going to go that way. It's going to go that way. I'm on. Hey Oh, nice. That dude's got to be one of the funniest guys on the squad. Not even joking, too, >> right? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> He's like, >> he's letting go. >> Not even trying. So funny. Yeah. >> That works. >> That the car >> for real. Anime facility is an additional charge. Let me know down. It's introduction to contraband to an MA facility is an additional charge. Nothing. All right. Face the car. Face the car for me. Um, yes, ma'am. >> I have to pee somewhere. I have to be here. >> I don't want you to pee your pants. I look like the jail's right around the corner. >> Yeah. So, you're wearing like a whole one piece thing. >> I'm wearing a dress and shorts. >> What's up on your This is like a It's a tank top. >> It's a tank top. It's all compression. >> It's a very in your car considered illegal. >> Absolutely not. Okay. Like you said, I am not a >> ma'am. Can I pee? >> Can I pee or bush or whatever? I don't want to hear your name. I don't care. The problem is >> amid choke sobs and desperate pleased herself in panic. Was it raw emotion or a final attempt to escape the inevitable? >> Feel me in New York. I don't have anybody who can bail me out here cuz I'm right close to home like [ __ ] Is there any way I I will I'm not going to be a runner. I'm in a dress. I'm like, um, I'm terrified. If I could smoke cigarette, if I could try to call my mom and give her a heads up, that would be great. She's going to be horrified. But I don't have anybody in Florida that can help me. I moved here by myself and it's Easter. I don't have anything to hide. I don't have drugs. I'm not a drug addict. I'm not creepy. But I really want to call my mom cuz she's going to be horrified. >> It's It's 1:30 in the morning. >> Well, I don't How am I going to go to jail, sir? I don't have anybody in Florida that I can that I have. I don't even know how to do this. I have nobody to a block. I live literally down the street. >> I don't have anybody help me out. I don't >> I have to call my I'm not druggy. I'm not I don't do drugs. I'm not an [ __ ] If there's any way I could smoke a cigarette, try to call my family. >> We're about to leave for not smoking a cigarette. Okay. >> Can Can I call my mother? >> Caitlyn was officially arrested for DUI driving under the influence and for refusing a breath test, an aggravating factor in many states. She was required to be held for at least 8 hours and may face administrative penalties. Just one reckless act in a moment of arrogance can spiral your entire life into the whirlwind of consequences. Pride won't save you from the law, but staying calm, honest, and sober just might. Hey everyone, what' you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you so much.