On May 2nd, 2023, on patrol, an officer noticed a familiar car that he just pulled over about a week ago. The officer let her off easy with a ticket that time, but this time he's not messing around. >> Yeah. Come on, get out of the car. I know you don't have a driver's license. >> [ __ ] Come on. It's time. >> Come on. >> I just met Angel for a pack of cigarettes. I'm withdrawing off three. I'm doing great off of them, but I had to meet him at Walgreens. And when I saw you, I panicked. Now that we had he was very mean to me and and I got upset. I was just on my way home with these cigarettes. I swear. >> What do you >> Don't take me to jail. I'm going to the hospital tomorrow. >> Come on. Get out of the car. >> It took a long time to find one that would take me. They took Medicaid and they didn't have a bed if they did. >> Get out of the car. >> Where's Drew? >> Huh? What's your name again? >> Suzanne. >> Suzanne. What? This is exactly what happened. She was Don't believe I've been coming off today. I've been home all day until I went to Walgreens. >> No, I'm for >> God damn it. Sit. >> Okay. >> I want to go to the hospital and not to jail. >> You're the one driving without a license. We gave you a ticket last week for driving without license. >> Well, May 6th is a Saturday, my birthday, and the lawyer says he she don't see it. >> Huh? >> May 6th is the date you gave me. Yeah, for court because you don't have a driver's license on Saturday and my lawyer doesn't see that. >> But I have a court anyway on May 8th and I'm going >> I got you to the hospital. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Why? >> Because you don't have a driver's license. >> That's why. Stop. >> Don't buck up. Do not buck up. >> Don't buck up on me. >> Don't hurt me. >> Do not buck up. Put your hand on your back. >> I wasn't bucking up. You don't have to put your arms up for me. If I wanted to go, I would have run. >> You do. You know how fast you were going down here? >> Do you really like not that fast? >> You were flying down here. >> Do you know how bad the Clark County Jail is? Okay. >> You don't even get your medicine in there. People die in there. Okay. >> And you don't have a driver's license. You don't have a driver's license. >> No, I don't. >> And we gave you a ticket the other day for driving without a license. >> Call me. >> Please don't call me. Can I get my purse? I will grab it out of the car for you. >> Do you? >> And my cigarettes. >> Do you have anything else on you're not supposed to have? >> No. >> Okay. >> This is awful. >> Okay. >> You think I'm lying? And Kristen has a message today. Two messages from me. >> Y'all are just watching for me. >> Huh? >> I literally You drove right by me. >> Well, I'm sorry. >> And I saw I saw it was you driving the car, >> but I panic when I saw >> because you know you don't have a driver's license. >> That's why. Okay. But Angel wouldn't come home and I [ __ ] That's the only thing that I wanted. >> Back up for me. >> It's true. This is true. >> Go ahead. >> What's your date of birth? >> Don't have a driver's license. Do you know how many people What's your What's your date of birth? >> I don't sell drug. >> Sit in the car. Sit in the car before I make sit in the car before I make you sit in the car today. Sit in the car before I make you sit in the car. >> Sell them. Why don't you do something about these people? Sit in the car before I make you sit in the car. >> Everybody know standby. She's kind of grumpy right now. I'll find it. >> My first thing. >> What's up? >> And my cigarette ain't going to put me in jail for the third time. And my mother being upset just trying to get a cigarette. >> What's your date of birth for me? >> I'm going to be a trace of cocaine. >> What is your date of birth? >> A trace. >> There's going to be cocaine in the car. >> You no on my inside of me. I'm telling you, I'm getting off everywhere like this. Okay. >> I'm in with >> Okay. What is your >> I was just trying to get >> Hey, what what's your date of birth? >> What's your date of birth? >> The organic cell doesn't help anybody. They get out and do the same goddamn thing. >> Okay. Get my [ __ ] Yeah. >> You want Can you start next in line for me, please? Got a bag in. I've got a purse. >> Okay. Where is it? >> A bag of cigarettes can go in the in the purse. >> Where's your purse? >> Right on the front seat. >> Okay. Where what cigarettes do you want? >> What cigarettes? >> On Newports. >> Okay. >> Yeah. [Applause] Okay. Copy. Thank you. I have nothing to check. >> Oh, my medicine is at home. I need to call Angel and get my medicine. The Clark County Jail won't give it to me if I don't have it. Go bring me my medicine and tell the jail this time to give it to me. Did you get the cigarette, honey? >> Yeah. Well, can I call Angel? >> No, >> I'm trying to put this on. >> What's your name? >> I'm just going to >> Hey, what's your name? >> Suzan. >> What's your date of birth? >> 196. My first name is Carol. I don't I go by. I shouldn't have gone that way. I guess I knew I wasn't doing anything wrong. Please let me go. Give me a warning. I'll go straight to the hospital. You can take me to the hospital. >> We gave you a ticket last week for this. >> Huh? We gave you a ticket for this. >> I know, sir. And I'm very sorry. I did the wrong thing. The hospitals are so bad, too. I've been trying to do it at home today. But I know where to go cuz I found one that'll take my kind of medication and that is acceptable to me. Emmanuel Hospital, please don't arrest me. I'm begging you. I'll go tonight. I'll be there in an hour. I'll have my stuff ready or I'll go straight there. I swear to God, you can follow me. Please, if you just want to stop me from driving, take my keys. I'll give them to Adel. I won't drive anymore. Please. My mother is a witness and she know the police daughter-in-law anymore. Anyway, she has known that we called 30 places and couldn't find a bed or they didn't take my Medicaid. Are you listening? Are you listening? Please let me go to the hospital. She slipped her cuffs. I got to put these back on her. She's uh not happy though. All right, we got to put >> We got We got to put different cuffs on you. Okay. So, if you dec if you decided to do something stupid, okay? Probably not the best decision. Okay. >> I'm not going to do anything stupid. I I was doing the right thing today except for going to the store. >> I gave you a ticket last week for driving on suspended license. >> So, you're going to put me in a place where a mental health >> where you can't drive on a suspended license. >> Get her meds. Okay. Step any food she can eat. >> Step out for me. For what? >> Step out for me. I got to put different cuffs on you cuz you wanted to slip those. >> I just >> step out. >> These have already hurt me. >> Get out of the car. >> Ow. You don't have to hurt me. >> When you don't have to be I'm a penis. A concert penis. >> Okay. >> Did you hear anything I was saying to you? >> No, I did not. Go ahead and sit sit back down for me. Get back in the car. >> Why didn't you Can I say it again? >> Get back in the car. Once you're back in the car, you can talk as much as you like. >> You need to hear what I have to say. >> Sit down. >> I had uh there there's a little bit of uh there was a little bit of crack cocaine on her. Uh >> she was >> Oh, I saw it. >> I saw it. She was like, >> um, and as soon as So she pass as you were pulling right, she passed right in front of me. I said, I know exactly who that is cuz I gave her a ticket last week. >> Huh? >> No, it was in her purse. There was like a little speck. It blew away, but I saw it. She also said she's having cocaine withdrawals. >> She's also said she's having cocaine withdrawals. Stop trying to slip your cuffs. I wasn't trying to forget my hand. >> After searching the woman's vehicle, they found illegal things in there that they needed to ask her about. >> I'm going to read her something real quick. >> Nope. Keep your feet in. >> Hey, I got to read this to you. Okay. You have the right to man. >> Do you understand each of these rights? I explain them to you. >> You want to speak with us or you want to speak with a lawyer first? >> No. You have to say it's it's your right to choose. >> Having these rights in mind. Do you want wish to speak with me now? >> Yes. Okay. Um, so we found a a glass pipe in there with a a burnt brillow pad. >> Um, is that yours? >> It could have been mine. It could have been someone else. >> Could have been yours. How long How long you been smoking crack for? >> 20 years. >> 20 years. >> I quit. Had two years clean and had a relapse about 2 years ago about this day two of being clean. >> Okay. Cuz I when I was in your purse, I had obviously had to search that cuz it's going to jail with you. And I found a little white speck based and I know that's crack cocaine. It might be pills, but I I don't do pills, but I >> No, it was I mean I I see crack pretty frequently. >> Oh, okay. Well, I mean I I haven't cleaned everything out. It's only day two. >> Okay, I got you. Well, you also told me that you're going off >> and weed and crack. >> You do meth, weed, and crack. >> I do not do them. I don't I used to do occasionally weed and meth and almost daily crack for the past two years, but I had two years clean. >> Okay. uh in a row in drug court on probation for the first time in my life. Okay. >> And in treatment. I've been in every treatment you can think of being in and out. I was a chair person in AA and I'm going back to it. I was just getting some cigarettes because my withdrawals are so bad. >> I got you. >> And I should clean off everything but a trace of crap. >> Okay. Hey, where were you headed? >> I was headed home. I had my >> He knows. You were not heading Lori Drive is that way. Why did you come down here? >> Because I wasn't going that way. I was going to give a neighbor some cigarettes on the way. I had just met my room. Let me just talk for a minute. Then you can give me another inquisition. >> Okay. >> I had met my roommate Angel to pick up some cigarettes. He had been at work all day and he had worked late and I was very upset with him and my mother today as I saw him when he made comments about something else. It was about black people, as a matter of fact, which I didn't think had anything to do with me getting some cigarettes. And also, I think sick is sick. Whether it's mental substance abuse, a heart transplant, a liver problem, whatever your problem is, I'm sick. But I've been trying to get help and I'm not trying to keep driving. I will never drive again. >> That's what you told me. That's what you told me on >> because well I I really know it now. I'm I have a panic disorder, claustrophobia, anxiety. The car can't get jail. Gave me no medication. Ignored everything I said as if I weren't there. >> I got you. So why' you >> There's no food to eat and I have low blood. So you can't eat that food. >> Can everybody else eat it? >> So why did you come down here? >> No, they don't. >> Okay. Are you done talking? >> And I don't care if they do or not. I don't. I >> keep writing these tickets. What's going to happen to my car if >> it's getting towed? >> It has to be towed again or what? >> Yep, it's getting towed right now. >> Hello. >> Hold on. I got Hold on. I got to get out of this thing. >> Well, I want to know what I'm going to be charged with. >> Driving on suspended license yield turning left when you turn abruptly in front of all those cars left on Lexington Road down Shadybrook here. >> I didn't come near having an accident, but go ahead. Too fast for conditions while you're flying down this road while we've got workers and kids playing down here. >> I didn't see one child or one worker. I still don't. I'll be looking on the way back. >> There was just a car up here with a bunch of gardeners out. And when I came by them, >> make it sound as bad as possible. I don't know why you have it in for me like this, but go on the fourth chart. >> Uh failure to maintain lane cuz when you were on Lexington Road of Anything else, >> huh? >> And where are the children and workers? The worker signs. >> What? signs that children are playing anything. >> You know, it's 25 mph through a residential neighborhood, right? >> I just don't see. Well, I told you when you came after me down the street, I panic and I'm apologized. >> Okay. And I appreciate your apology. And then also, you're getting charged with a crackpipe. >> I don't know whose that was. You just told me, >> or not, I didn't get to see it, but I I have stopped smoking. I told you. >> You told me you you have stopped. I haven't smoked in two days. >> I did what? Though I've been on the math and weed a lot longer, but the crack is on two days. >> Route 6001 female starting mileage 80813. >> I just go around helping people when I can't. I don't hurt anyone. I don't even sell. I don't do anything. >> Was I not fair to you? >> No, I don't think so. I think I should be going to the hospital. You should help me make a phone call. I will get my medication in the week. >> I let my daughter know that where I am cuz she's got my first grand. >> So I wasn't fair to you the other night when I gave you a ticket for doing the exact same thing. >> This is really the truth. My text and everything can prove voicemails my daughter. There's witnesses that will prove to you I've been there withdrawing >> at 8100 any about black people when he's finished. Go figure. 80813. >> It was so hard to get a cigarette today and my check came on the first, but I paid my rent and utilities and didn't buy any drugs and then I couldn't buy a cigarette and I just needed a cigarette to win. I'm bipolar. I've tried to kill myself before and including in jail. I shouldn't be going to the hospital. >> Didn't you say last weekend you uh were going to the hospital? >> I couldn't find one. I just tried to tell you guys, but you were smartasses. I told you I called 40 places. They didn't take my kind of medic or they didn't have a bed. >> Okay. >> And it's documented with my mother and my lawyer. >> I can't breathe when I take it away. >> Can you call? >> They're going to let you call when you get in here. >> No. No. I I can use their phone as my last I'm going to make one call then. >> Okay. They're going to let you use your phone when you get in there and all that. I can't do it. >> Okay. >> They shouldn't really suspend the license when it's it's just a charge that hasn't been proven. I haven't even put my not guilty. You got to back up back why I suspended license in the first place if not right. >> Okay. Well, it was for implied consent. So, >> it was what? >> For implied consent. >> What is that? >> You had a DUI. >> I had a pending charge of DUI. I haven't even entered a plea. It's not proven. >> Okay. L you >> and I wasn't drinking or drugging that day. >> Someone went to the DDS 125 on your >> go to AA with a suspended license. >> Can't go anywhere with a suspended license. >> Donnie, the system is wrong. >> Cuz I gave her a ticket last Thursday for driving a suspended license. >> I know. >> Yeah, >> everybody does. >> I know. So, I started driving. I was like, and she was all over the road, dude. She and then she cut off in front of like the light at um Winterville Road right there like just turned that amount of traffic was coming and she cut in front of all that. >> A domestic when she was on the way. >> Yeah. >> The suspect was booked for possession and use of drugrelated objects. Failure to maintain lane or improper driving on road. Failure to yield right of way turning left. Driving while license suspended or revoked and too fast for conditions.