Okay. So, I'll meet you inside. We'll do it from there. Okay. Please put your hands behind your back. All right. Stay right there. In jail now. All right. Take me to jail. Please. Please. Let me just >> You're under arrest for disorderly. >> Babe, please. >> A drunk Karen in the middle of the highway and her fall is inexcusable. >> I don't care. I want them taking me with you. I want Ben to take me with you. >> Like, either take me with you or nothing. I don't care. I'm going to stand right here and take me with you. Next question is going to be, have you been drinking today? >> No. >> Not anything? >> No. >> No. >> Not even a glass of wine. >> If you get wine, try to >> Okay, so now you see >> today we're witnessing an unbelievable performance where drunk Karens don't just lose control. They tried to bend the law to their will. When a Karen speaks up with excuses and tears behind the wheel, the police have reason to be suspicious. And the investigation begins. >> I do not have a jack. No, you guys don't have one in your car. >> You don't have a jack. >> And I don't I don't have a jack. >> All right, hold on. Let's all go over here to the grass. >> You have a jacket? >> No, we don't have those. >> You don't have You don't have a jack. >> No, we don't. We don't get those. >> Bottle jack. Nothing. >> I don't know. It's weird because she's supposed to have all the rest, too, but she has a jack. >> Really? >> All right. So, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but if we can't get the vehicle off the highway, I'm going to have to call a tow truck to have it towed. Not safe impound or anything. >> Well, can they just like change the the flat? >> They might be able to, but either way, they probably have to charge us some cuz, >> you know, three vehicles on the highway is unsafe. I know this is just unlucky, but can I see like the >> I think I might be out with uh Sebrite's uh hit and run vehicle. is it happened to be a black Alexis with a missing driver side mirror. >> Elizabeth denied involvement in the accident, but her testimony was constantly contradictory. Sometimes she said she was looking for a friend. Sometimes from Manhattan, sometimes from Sea Streak, making suspicions even thicker. What's that uh cut from on your uh leg there? >> Just me taking stuff out of the trunk. >> Okay. Uh just you know, my name's Officer Basic. This is being a recorded body on camera. You wouldn't have to be coming from Sebrite, would you? >> No. where they just had a hit and run vehicle. Exactly described as like your vehicle, black vehicle, missing mirror. >> No, no, no, not at all. >> Cuz your tire is shredded, too. What' you hit? >> Um, >> that's not a flat tire that you hit something. >> I definitely had like a low tire from hitting Dunkin Donuts. I definitely didn't have >> Do you know what you hit? Cuz you hit something. >> No, I hit a curb. I hit a curve. >> Where at? >> Definitely a Dunkin Donuts this morning. >> Okay. You saying you were leaving Old Bridge to go back to Old Bridge also doesn't make sense. No, no, no. That's not what I said. >> I did. I said, "Where you coming from?" You said >> over my friend. >> Did this happen in Middletown? >> This happened in Old Bridge. Like in Old >> Earlier today. Yeah. No. >> No. Where you hit the I'm talking where the tire >> anybody the tire happened in Old Bridge. I might parking lot. >> How'd you make it down here on that? >> No, no, no. Earlier today, I had an issue with my tire. >> All right, let's No, no. I I believe you there. Let's just stand out of the way. >> Here's my Duncan. Here's my Duncan. >> No, I I get that. >> Definitely had it. And then I hit the curb and then I came down to go to the beach. This happens on my way home from the ferry. I park at the sea streak. >> That's what I'm asking. Yeah. >> Oh, I park at the sea streak every day. Got my Dunkin Donuts. I hit the curb. I went to work in the city and then I was on my way home. I was my friend at the beach and then >> this happened to me. I got a flat tire. This happened this happened because I because I parked too close to a truck in my parking lot. >> Okay. So, but this happened at the sea street. >> This happened probably at the Dunkin Donut. >> Elizabeth panicked and asked to keep the car. Her testimony was inconsistent. She mentioned her son and admitted to drinking. Tension increased. >> 15 minutes. >> 10 or 15 minutes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. That that's doable. All right. Just cuz if they took anything longer, I'd have to call one of our local tow trucks cuz >> Oh, no, no, no. I will get it. I will get it. >> No, I'm just saying if it's longer than 10 minutes, I got to >> I literally live in New Jersey. I street. I'm not like a bad person. >> Um I do however have to I think notify Atlanta cuz damage 400 county. Can you also check with Highlands to see if they had any uh property damage reports or had runs related to a black vehicle as well? I'm so sorry. >> No, nothing. It's just my dispatch trying to talk to me. No. So, I have to be with you here till the vehicle's moved. Otherwise, I got to call and have a move. >> Oh, you never moved the client. I don't for the one vehicle. >> I'm having anxiety. Like, I don't know why. Like, I'm like even dealing with I'm having like I'm stressed out. >> Hey guys, how are you? >> All right. I'm going to call you. >> So, you don't know how long Geico Road is going to be? I think like 10 minutes if it has to be towed. I'm not like pissed. I am with this because I live in a development where my car got hit and then also too like I like the highlands and the highland so I'm in my car so I just don't want it to like get towed and then I don't know where >> it is. >> No, they would give you a business card to tell you where you >> Manhattan. I work in I commute from the Atlantic columns and >> Yeah. But where are you coming from right now? >> The Sea Streak area. >> The Sea Streak area. >> Yeah. Like >> Okay. Where were you? >> I was home. >> Went down to get my car and then came back and we drove back. >> Okay. How'd you get to Sea Street? >> I drove with the car. >> But you said your car was there. >> No, no, no. Sorry. >> Let's start fresh. All right. So, where are you coming from right now? How did your car get >> old bridge? I went down to the sea street area. I was in board of Manhattan and then I decided not to. >> You came from Sea Street. That's how you got here? >> I came from whom? >> No, no, no. Not we I get you live in Obridgeidge. You came from Obridge. You went to sea street. >> Yes. Yes. Yes. And then I came from here. From here. Yes. Next question is going to be, have you been drinking today? >> No. >> Not anything? >> No. >> No. >> Not even a glass of wine. >> Maybe at lunch. Try to >> Okay. So now you see where where this story is going. So, you you're telling me that you got your car got hit the other day. You didn't report it. I look at your car. It looks like you clearly sideswiped something. That's why your front tire is now flat. You're missing your side view mirror. You're missing your car. I ask you to be honest with me. You tell me, "No, I haven't been drinking at all." And now maybe you had something to drink at lunch. >> Faced with the conflict, the police were forced to act. Elizabeth staggered through each test and finally admitted to having been drinking, turning suspicion into a near certainty. side. Put your feet together, please. All right. Stay in that position. I'm going to explain some things to you, but you're going to stay in that position the whole time I explain to you. Do you understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, what we're going to do is we're going to do the walk and turn test. I'm going to put you in the starting position for that test. I'm going to do that now. Okay. Why are you getting upset, ma'am? >> I feel scared. >> Okay. Don't be feel scared. You're safe, right? All right. I want you to put your right foot in front of your left foot. Can you do that for me now? I want your he Nope. Ma'am, I didn't say to do any of that. Okay, I'm sorry. >> So, feet your foot together, hands down by at your side. I want you to put your right foot in front of your left foot, your heel touching your toe like this, and stay like that with your hands down at your side. Okay? You're going to stay in that position until I tell you to do so. Okay, ma'am? Okay. So, what I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you take nine steps. Don't do anything until I tell you to do so. I'm going to have you take nine steps heel to toe. You're going to keep your hands down at your side. You're going to look down at your feet. You're going to count out loud. Okay? It's going to look like this. 1 2 3. You're going to go all the way to nine. You're going to leave your lead foot down. You're going to take short choppy steps turning around like this and continue back. 1 2 3 all the way till 9. Do you understand that? Okay. >> Failing the test made Elizabeth panic. She used leg surgery as an excuse, boasted that she was a CPA on Wall Street and asked to call her son. But every attempt to escape only revealed her helplessness. >> What is going on? >> Yeah, for Thank you. Nothing. Don't worry about it. I'll explain everything. >> Why are you calling my name? >> Cuz you're just letting me know who the car is registered to. >> Oh, >> you hold off on calling anyone. >> Can I please call my son? >> Is there an adult with him right now? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> You may have left your juvenile son unattended. >> No, no, no, no. He has a dad and his one of my phone. >> Jennings, are you good with her calling her 15-year-old son? She says she doesn't know if someone's babysitting right now. >> What is going on? I don't know what's going on. >> Okay. So, right. So, right now there was an accident. Your vehicle is matching the exact description. So, that officer over there is on the phone with the town that you had the accident with. Is is why you're probably crying right now cuz you didn't think we knew that. So right now we're do conducting our investigation to continue that. So right now we need to just say here your 15-year-old son know we're not just going to ignore that you left him at home. >> He's able to take care of himself. >> No. >> So why did you leave him at home? >> No. His dad isn't going to go pick him up eventually if I pull. >> Okay. But I'm saying he does he stay at home by himself? >> What is happening to me? >> Right. Well, right now we're still investigating, but I want to make sure your son's being taken care of. Does your son stay at home by himself? >> To the field. I'm not drunk. >> You did not do good on those field sobriety tests, man. At all. >> What did I do wrong? >> Um, you had your arms out. You did an improper turn. You weren't counting. You didn't keep your legs straight. You lost your balance seven time uh several times. You couldn't stay in the starting position without losing your balance. >> So, what am I what is happening to me right now? >> So, right now, you are still being investigated. Like I told you, there is multiple towns involved in the incident that you did. When the suspicions were clear, the police decided to arrest Elizabeth for drunk driving, take her to the police station to measure her alcohol concentration, and complete the legal procedures. >> Okay. So, I'll meet you inside. We'll do it from there. Okay. Please put your hands on your back. >> All right. Stay right there. >> Do you have my cell phone? >> I will get your cell phone. Do you have a purse, too? >> You want us to take that? >> Yes, please. >> Okay. Is there anything else you need out of the car right now? >> My cell phone. >> Cell phone and purse. for my ID and Yes. >> Okay. All right. >> I would have probably started that five minutes ago. It wouldn't have changed the outcome, but >> No. So, here's what happens, man. Okay. You do have to uh take the test. Okay. You did that part. You do have to do the breathalyzer test. Okay. You're going to go to court either way. That's when your boyfriend's going to come into play. Okay. So, everything you do after that, >> May I just have my phone and make sure >> I'm going to make sure they're with you. This officer and this officer going to escort you to the car. >> Okay. So, please turn around and go that way. >> Yes. Okay. >> And my cell phone and purse. >> Cell phone and purse. Got it. >> Have whatever the investigating officer is. And then they're going to need to send somebody up here. Like we there's only so much [ __ ] we can do in a day. >> Yeah. You know, I get it. >> Okay. But obviously we need time to um get her on the breathalyzer. So, let's do that. >> Elizabeth was arrested on suspicion of driving while intoxicated. DWI and hit and run. Up next, the emotional drunk Karen edition. If my friend's getting arrested, then I have to go to jail, too. It's only fair. Hello. >> Hi, >> Officer Bri Wal Police Department. You probably know why I'm stopping you. >> Yeah, I almost hit someone's eyes. >> Okay. How much have you had a drink tonight? >> I was two drinks. >> Okay. How big were they? Cuz the way that you were driving doesn't seem like >> I promise you. >> I mean, you were going probably 80 under the vioadox and then hit your brakes for that yellow light, but then it turned red and you went through it >> cuz that guy in front of me. >> Well, you're speeding. He wasn't expecting you to come up that fast. >> I know. I'm sorry. >> Okay. I'm going to have you step out and put you through a couple field sobrieties. Okay. Where you coming from tonight? >> Wanda. Whiskey and a whiskey. Whisy's on a Rico. >> Whisies. Okay. >> All right. We're going to go over here. I'm going to run you through a couple sorieties. See if you're okay to drive. Okay. All right. You said you had two drinks. >> Yes. >> That's honest. >> Yes. >> Pulled over for speeding and running a red light. Null admitted she had been drinking. She claimed it was just two drinks, but police quickly uncovered a much bigger truth. >> I want you to follow this light with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay? Keep your head straight. >> Okay. >> Welfare check. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink? >> Two. >> Two. Is that an honest two? >> Honest. >> Cuz we hear two. Two is our the number that >> average with you. I'm underage. >> Are you? >> Yes. >> They they serve to you underage. being so real with you, >> okay? >> I'm not trying to go to jail. That's why I'm being real with you. >> Is she underage, too? Cuz I see the X is under. >> She's She's She's 21. >> She's 21. Okay. So, imagine there's a line going right down the middle right here. Okay. What I want you to do is put your left foot on that line and put your right foot directly in front of it, just like this. Um, switch your feet around. Yep. Perfect. Stay just like that. Okay. Keep your hands down to your side. Don't move until I tell you to. Okay. When I tell you to, you're going to walk nine heel to toe steps down that imaginary line. Yep. Nine. I'm going to demonstrate. Okay. It's going to look like this. >> One, two, three, up to nine. >> Okay. >> Do you know what the legal limit in the state of Michigan is? The legal limit is 0.08. >> After a series of clumsy sobriety tests, Null was asked to take a breath test. Given how unsteady she was, a high result seemed inevitable. >> Just >> stay. >> Can you stay in there? >> Stay. Please stay. >> Stay right here. >> Please stay. >> I'm staying right here. >> You can take me with you. >> No, they can take me with you. >> What does she want to use? >> You're not going to go by yourself. >> I don't care no more. You're not going to go by yourself. I don't work tomorrow, so I don't give a >> No. No, I don't care. >> Get in my car. >> I don't give a They take me with you. Noel, I don't go. >> Walk this way for me. He get in the car. >> I'm I know. >> Have a seat for me. [Music] >> Okay. How are you getting home? >> I mean, my ride is right behind her. But like, I'll go with her because I don't care. >> No, your ride your ride's over there. That Ford Taurus. >> Yep. But I'm going to go with her because I don't care. >> You can't go. >> No, I'm going with her. >> Where are you going? >> No, I'm going with her. >> What do you mean? >> I'm going with her. >> What does that mean? >> Cuz my that's my best friend for 9 years. I don't care. I'm going with her. What's that mean that you're going with her? >> I I I don't want her to go by herself. >> We're not taking you to jail, >> but I'm going to go with her. >> After blowing a.14%, Noel was arrested on the spot. But the trouble didn't end there. Her best friend jumped into the chaos, demanding to be taken to jail with her. >> I'm going be straight with you. I really don't care. I want you to take me cuz she's okay. >> I'm not going to take you. I'm just going to take it from you. >> No, for real. But >> I'm just taking it from you. >> I really want to go with her. >> I know you're you're trying to be a good friend and everything. >> She's my my best friend. 10 years. 10 years. I don't want to go by herself. Let me explain to you. >> She's never been to jail. Like I'm going to go with >> A lot of people haven't been to jail. >> I'm not I'm not going without. >> Let me explain to you what's going to happen. I'll explain to you what's going to happen. >> I'm not going to go without her. I I can't go without her. Like I I promise you. Like >> she's going to be out tomorrow. >> She will be out overnight. >> I'd rather go with her. >> She has to sober up. You can't go with her. >> You don't You don't understand. >> She'll be out by 10:00 a.m. You can pick her up. >> Can I go with her at 10:00 a.m.? >> No. >> Why? >> You can pick her up at 10:00 a.m. But you can't go with her. That's not how it works. >> So you're going to take her her Camaro? >> Yes. >> Yes. She wants us to take her with with you, but she does because that's treat me. Take her with her, please. >> I mean, we don't want to. >> Can you please stop? >> But she needs to like really calm down. >> They're taking her home right now. >> Noel, what? >> What? >> Stop. >> Stop. What? >> They're going to take you with you, please. >> I don't care. I want them taking me with you. I want Ben to take me with you. >> Shut up. >> Like, you take me with you or nothing. I don't care. I'm going to stand right here until they take me with you. I'm going to stand right here until they take me with you. Go ahead. I'm going stand right here till I go with her. >> Let me talk to you about this real quick. So, if you get arrested tonight >> and I'd rather go with her. >> You're not going to be with her. >> You won't be with her. You guys are going to be separated. >> So, there's no point. Like, you're not going to be able to talk to >> Let her be by herself. Her mom, first of all, is going to kill me. >> Now, take me to jail. Please, please, let me just talk to her. >> You're under arrest for disorderly. Babe, please. Please. Wait, wait, wait. Officer, please. Please. Please. This is going to change everything for her. Please. I'm >> I gave her every opportunity in the world. >> I'm trying. Please, just let me let me reason with her. Please, please. Like, I'm begging you. I'm like, I'm really trying to do everything. >> Listen, we gave her more than ample opportunity. >> And I And I believe you. Look, I really believe you. Can I try? Call my mom. >> Come on. >> Just call my mom. >> You have my phone? Call my mom. >> 22. I'm going to have one in custody for disorderly. >> So, sounds like your friend may have just gotten arrested. >> No, she didn't. In the state of Michigan, driving under the influence can result in fines, jail time, license suspension, community service, and probation with penalties increasing based on BAC level and repeat offenses. Null was convicted of driving under the influence and received additional traffic violations. Kone faced only civil penalties for disorderly conduct and underage drinking. Staying sober isn't just a responsible choice. It's a sign of respect for your own life and the innocent lives around you. Hey everyone, what do 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.