Hello. What's up? >> Hi. I don't know. Some guy. You're welcome in my house. >> Well, you could you could come out here. >> No, you can come inside. >> I mean, I'd I'd rather just stay out here. It's fine. So, what's going on? >> I don't know. Ow. What's that? >> What what were you saying about some guy? >> He was in a black car. >> Yeah. >> Drove by my mother. You have to come inside. >> I I don't want to go I don't want to go inside. I'll just stay here. >> let's go. >> So, we got a call saying that you were driving all over the road. >> I'm around the block. >> And you pulled in here like kind of staggering. >> This is my house. This is my car. Look, my mother's screaming right now. >> So, where were you coming from? >> My god, my mother is crazy. Go inside. She's screaming. >> I I don't need to talk to your mom. I just want to talk to you. Where were you coming from? >> Around the block. >> Okay. >> I don't know what I did wrong. >> Well, the >> I was on the phone, but then I was looking. And the guy >> You were driving while on the phone? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, obviously you know you can't be doing that. >> I know. >> Is that what >> connecting to my GPS. Listen, you can come in my house. >> When did you get home? You just got home? >> Just now. >> Okay. >> And that guy screamed at me and I was like, I don't know who you are. >> Did you have anything to drink today? >> Vodka. >> What did you >> I'm not going to lie. >> All right, I appreciate the honesty. What did you have to drink? >> Um vodka. >> Okay. >> Not going to lie. I'll look you right in the eye. >> I appreciate the honesty. When did you have the vodka? >> This morning. >> Okay. >> I had to take my mother this morning. You're both welcome to come inside. >> No, I I'd rather stay out here. It's nice out. >> It's freezing. She's screaming. >> So >> You have to go in there. >> I I don't need to go in there. Um so do you know how much you consumed? >> Yeah, I know what I consumed. >> How much? >> I took a shot. I took her to the the hairdresser. Janet. >> But you know you can't be like drinking and driving. >> I told her around that. What? I don't know what that guy said. >> But it But it's still driving, you know, you're still operating a car. >> I agree. >> So, do you understand the issue we now have? >> Yes, what's happening. >> So, I'm going to have to make sure that you were good to drive. >> I'm not driving anywhere. >> No, I need to make sure that you were that you were okay to drive and you're not under the influence. >> I was fine. >> Okay. So >> I took my mother to the hairdresser and my hair done. >> But I I am going to have to run you through some tests. >> No, you're not. I won't allow it. >> I mean why? >> Nope. >> Why would you not allow it? >> I don't allow it. >> Wouldn't you want to be afforded the opportunity to pass the test? >> I don't pass the test. I know how to pass the test. >> Yeah, but I I want to afford you the opportunity to pass the test. >> What are you going to do with that test? >> Well, if you pass it, I'll be out of here and let you go inside. >> I'm not passing it. >> Well, then you're going to be under arrest. >> have three >> That's my That's my That's my sergeant. >> Hi. Who is your sergeant? >> Sergeant Sinclair. >> I'm not Sinclair. >> Just just stay there for a second, all right? Let me talk to my sergeant, all right? >> Nope. >> Just stay here, okay? >> Nope. >> Ma'am. >> I didn't hurt anybody. >> I understand that. >> came up the block. >> I'm not saying you hurt anybody, but you know you can't drink and drive. >> I can't even reach the door cuz I have lupus. >> All right, but I Just just give me a second. Ma'am, stay inside for a second. Stay inside. All right, just just close the door, okay? >> Oh, arrest me. Let me have shoes. >> Mike >> Um She admitted to driving. She admitted to drinking. Um she just got home. She's refusing to do the test. Um She's clearly under the influence. She said she won't do the pass the test cuz she won't pass them. >> I'm not doing it. >> She said she was driving her mother to her appointment. >> Okay. >> I didn't see her drive. Um but she said she just got home. She's like, "I was just driving around the block." Then she said she was driving her mother to a hair appointment. >> Okay. >> Um so >> Okay. What happened? >> What happened? >> It's my right. Listen, I love you guys. >> Do you have that witness's contact info and everything? Call him back and see if he wants to write a statement for us. >> Um And she she said that car that called in, she saw him pull up and I guess I don't know if he said something to her or I guess she would have. I'll try to give her another opportunity to do the test and >> Does she know everything or does she just know one? >> Yeah. Yeah. She said uh she had vodka. >> Okay. >> Um she said it was just a shot. >> Just the vodka? >> Yeah. The Zulu whiskey. >> So you got her saying she drove drove in the driveway and drove around the block? >> Correct. She said she just got home, yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> And you're making the witness going to do his thing and then give her one more shot and see what happens. >> Okay. Ma'am, will you at least try to do the test? >> No. >> So, you'd rather get arrested than than do the test? >> I have to get arrested? >> Like like I want you like I want you to at least try or I want you to pass the test. Like I'm not looking to to arrest you without you trying, you know? >> What's the test? >> Like a field sobriety test. >> No, I'm not blowing in anything. I learned that from Robert Woosner, who was a sergeant in your police department. >> He's on his way and now he's leaving. >> Oh, Jesus. >> Get your cooking. >> So, >> Can you please just go and sign? >> Will you >> You've got my mother. >> Will you take I'm giving you one last opportunity. >> No. >> Will you >> So, arrest me. >> Okay. I need you to stand up then. >> shoes? What am I being arrested for? >> For driving while intoxicated. Are you okay to stand? You need help? >> No, I have lupus, so it takes me a a a long time to get up. Oh, here goes the neighbor. Please come inside my house. >> She good to get her shoes? >> Get your shoes. >> I'm asking you to come in my house. I'm getting arrested. The [ __ ] cops. What's it going to cost to get her out of there? Come in. She's so much smarter than I am and you are and whoever else. I say that. I did. I need my phone. >> Ma'am, she is >> I So I have Do I have a phone? What are you going to do now? >> No, that's fine. We're just going to go to headquarters. Well, let's let's go outside. >> I'm calling Rob. >> Ma'am, we can't be making phone calls right now. >> hell are you calling? >> Rob Lowes are >> Oh, really? He's in Florida, you idiot. >> All right, ma'am. Come on. >> Oh my god, you have to have great cuffs in front of me. No. I want to just go. Just go. Because when you get out of there, you're going back to >> Ma'am, come on. >> Mom. >> Just come on. >> You're going to listen to this. >> No, come on. >> No, I'm just going to put my hands up. Mom. You call Janice. And make sure she calls Rob Lowes are Okay. Okay, go. Let's go. >> Ma'am, come on. Come on. >> I'm not doing this again. >> Come on. We got to go. >> Call Rob. >> Mom, let's go. >> I don't have my phone. >> I have a I have a phone. I have a phone. >> You got a lot of stuff. >> Come on, ma'am. >> Mom, call Rob. >> Okay, I heard you. >> He has to get me out. >> Okay. >> It's Waldrop. And I did it. You want me to blow, I'll blow. >> So listen, I got to handcuff you, okay? >> But? >> It's It's It's part of the protocol. I have to. >> Oh. >> All right. I won't I won't tighten them. Just put your hands behind your back. >> Nope. >> Ma'am, come on. Just Just cooperate. >> Call Rob Blazer. What is this place? What's your name and badge? I'm so sorry and I can't even say that, but Why am I getting arrested again? >> Do you have anything on you? Anything in your pockets? >> Mhm. I don't think so. >> I'm just going to I'm just going to I'm just going to feel with the back of my hand. Your Your front pockets. >> Yeah, it's fine. >> Okay. We're going to go to my car over here. >> But where are you going to put me? >> In In my car. >> And then after that? >> We just got to go to headquarters, do some paperwork, and then you'll be released. 51 >> Wait, she's getting in. >> Number one under 450. >> That's car. >> Your keys to your car? Good. Where are the keys to your car? >> In my pocketbook, in the middle of it. >> I'll be right in to meet you in the lobby. >> This one? >> There's three. >> You're going to follow that officer. >> Start a tow, please, for that red Tesla, 51 equipment. This one. >> How am I going to get in with handcuffs? >> Just be careful getting in. >> Well, how am I going to get in with handcuffs on? >> Can you get your foot onto that board right there? >> Ow, that thing hurts. You put them tight. >> So sometimes it's easier to like just back into it and just kind of sit and just push up on the running board. Yep, push your foot down. >> That thing. I'm 114 lb. I can't get in here. >> Can you push up? >> I can't like get in there without you helping me. Okay, here we go. I'm in jail again. >> You're not going to jail. >> No, I know it. >> What's your purpose? >> My fingers? >> All right, it's just a quick ride. >> I know. Oh my god. Oh my god. Get these off my arms. >> We'll get them off in a minute. >> I know. Jared. 55161, I know that. >> 45? Yes. >> Wait, it didn't even register in. >> What city you want to tow it to? Where do you want them to drop the vehicle? >> Nobody's touching my car. >> It's going to be impounded for John's law. >> [ __ ] Oh my goodness. >> City of White Plains. Okay. >> Oh my goodness. I can't believe I am. Handcuffs were a sexual thing. Now it's I can't breathe. Come and slide in. Oh my boy. It comes back here. The man I had an affair with. Great. >> Jesus Christ. Man, I had an affair with that worked for this freaking police department. I'm going to die. Do we have You have stuff on the NAACP air. chair Ow, that hurt. You're not putting me in a cell. This shit's not going to work for me. It's okay. >> Okay. >> You have You need to clean the car. >> What's dirty? >> Yeah. I put stuff with my shoes, so I can't get out without my hands. I have a good face. I'm sorry. I need to >> I'm going to kind of hold you so you can step down a little bit. That's okay. >> I'm not a drunk woman. >> Yeah. >> Take this [ __ ] off me. >> to take it off as As as we get inside. >> Okay, but I got to get up. I'll do it myself. >> You just lean forward. I'll catch you. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Now just come back towards me. >> Get these off me. >> I will. >> Really? It's okay. >> Can you All right. Yeah, you all right. >> You have You need to clean the car. >> Why is it dirty? >> Yeah. I wet my shoes. >> Sorry. >> I can't get out without my hands. But I have this. I'm sorry. I need to >> I'm going to kind of hold you, see if you can step down a little bit. >> Listen, I'm not a drunk woman. >> Yeah. >> Take this [ __ ] off me. >> I'm going to take it off as soon as we get inside. >> Okay, but I got to get up. I'll do it myself. >> You just lean forward. I'll catch you. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Now just come back towards me. >> Get these off me. >> Really? >> All right, straight ahead. >> This is awful. I don't >> All right, just face face this wall. I'll take Let me take the cuffs off. >> I'm wet. >> that? Can I get up? >> Yep. >> I'm sorry. I'm just moving my hands. >> All right. Just have a seat on this on this one. >> Please don't put those. >> I have to cuff you with one wrist. It's way better than being cuffed behind you, all >> Why do I have to be cuffed? >> Because it's just protocol. >> Yeah, it's just our protocol. >> It's got nothing to do with me. I just need your this one. >> hand sanitizer? I didn't do anything wrong. That doesn't matter. It's our new protocol. >> Sign your yourself. Is it the >> Did you call? Got it. What did you say? Go like this. Go like that. I just made it tighter. >> Yeah, don't pull on it. >> No, no, I got it. I won't do it.