It does get very close. >> It does get very close, but I've never touched it, have I? >> Could have. >> I could have. >> Sorry. I'm a jokester. >> Hey, if you don't give me your name, we're going to have an issue. >> You know who I am? >> No, I don't. I've never met you before. So, what's your name? >> That's like a youth problem. >> Uh I swear to you, if you let me swallow it, it'll be so much faster. >> Okay. Um I don't know. Don't [laughter] do that. >> Yeah, >> really. >> Flirting might work at a party or on a night on the town, but during a traffic stop, it's not the best move. The jokes and the smiles and the awkward attempts at charm just end up making things worse when these incredibly dumb suspects try and flirt with police. >> You are. >> Huh? >> I'm sorry. Uh, stand with your feet together and your hands down at your side. Okay. >> On the 19th of October 2025, an officer initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle after [music] reportedly a concerned citizen called in regarding an erratic driver who might be intoxicated. By the time the officer stopped her, one of the woman's friends had already arrived on scene. Do >> you need me to come? >> No, it's rain. It's raining outside. Do you have an uh ID with you? Who called on a on a check? >> Uh, that's my business. Okay. >> Personal business, I guess. >> Um, if you want to give me a couple minutes, I'm going to finish up with her and then she can head on over to your house. All right. >> Okay. Well, >> that way. >> Yeah, it's right here. Just park in the driveway. We're going to leave the door unlocked. Okay. >> So, I'm going to move my car up just a little bit. Okay. >> You want me to >> No, no, no. Stay in your car. Put the car in park. >> Okay. Now, it's in park. >> It's in park. >> Yeah. >> All right. Just like the caller, the cop had a hunch she was under the influence. And while most people try to hide the fact that they've had a few drinks before driving, this woman just told the cop straight up. >> Have you been drinking today? >> Uh, I had two glasses behind that. >> Two glasses of wine. >> Yeah, that we went to Yeah. >> How long ago was that? >> Probably about 30 minutes. >> Why are we drinking? >> Why are we drinking behind the wheel? Uh, I had a glass at the party. Do >> you mind if I hold on to the keys? >> Yeah, I have like two glasses at home. That's all. And then I went to >> Yeah, but you're admitting to drinking alcohol and driving >> after. Listen, it took a while. Like I didn't do it like right before I drove. >> Right. But you have a I I'm getting indicators that you're you're impaired right now. You have a slurred speech. You don't get slur speech from one drink or two drinks, you know. >> I did. >> You admitted to drinking and so, >> okay, so I might be offended. Yeah. >> It's a really dumb move on her part, but hey, at least she was honest. Unfortunately for her, there was no way [music] she'd be blowing under the limit. Even if she'd only had two glasses of wine, it was still enough to significantly impair the woman. And when another deputy asked her the same question, [music] suddenly the number of drinks she had had changed. >> How much is the drink? How many how many how many? had three glasses and I like glasses. Um yeah, I'm not denying that. >> Yeah, that's what happened. [music] Um like I don't they're right there. Yeah. >> Like I don't want Please don't. >> Okay. Just wait right here for me. Okay. All right. Would you be would you be willing to cuz this conclude I'm going to do a a criminal investigation now. Would you be willing to do some um field sobriety exercises? >> Yeah, if you want. >> Okay. >> Oh my god. >> I can smell the >> Yeah, I >> alcohol coming off your breath and your eyes are bloodshot. >> Almost like the weather was paying attention to things. [music] The moment she stepped out of the vehicle, the rain stopped. The cops here weren't deterred by the woman's tears and panic, and they seemed intent on arresting the woman for DUI. So, at that point, she tried a different approach. Stand with your feet together like this. >> Huh? >> I'm sorry. >> Uh, stand with your feet together and your hands down at your side. Okay. >> Uh, keep your head still and follow the tip of the pen of the light of your eyes. Okay. Do not move your head. Okay. >> It's okay. I'm fine. >> It's fine. I'm good. After all this is done, now I kind of want to know your name, if that's okay. >> As the cops had pulled her over right outside her friend's house, people from the party popped over to occasionally check on her. And as she was doing her field sobriety test, it seemed like the woman was having a really good time. >> One, two, three, four, five, six. 9 one two three four five six seven eight >> All right, you may start. >> I can't do it. [laughter] Nothing. >> Yeah. >> I mean, okay. >> Am I going to jail? >> I I still have one more. I still have one more extra. >> I mean, I really did only have three glasses of wine. Yeah, I did drink and then I I I left kind of immediately after, so I did >> have it right then. >> The cop had one more test for the woman, but she couldn't help trying to flirt her way out. She could bat her eyes at the cop and laugh all she wanted, but the officer here remained professional as can be. >> After touching your nose, immediately bring your hand back down to your side. Okay? So, it's inself. >> Bring it back down to your side. >> All right. >> Sorry. >> All right. Okay. Do you understand all the instructions? >> Yes. >> All right. We'll try and get through this. >> Okay. We're going to do it. All right. >> All right. So, go ahead and tilt your head back. Close your eyes. >> All right. Hold on. Knots always tell you to start. >> Oh. >> All right. Left. All right. Right. You got to bring it back down to her side. >> Oh, okay. >> Yep. Tilt your head back a little bit more. There you go. >> This is the worst thing I've ever been. >> And then left. >> Oh god. Stop. [screaming] This is one for the books. [laughter] Can't wait to tell my mom. Am I going to jail? Please tell me. >> Give me one second now. >> Okay. I feel like I'm a a drown rat. >> [laughter] >> Needless to say, she failed all the sobriety tests in a spectacular fashion. She kept on crying for a bit, and when that failed, she went right back to flirting. Sadly for her, none of it was enough to keep her out of handcuffs. >> All right, I'm going to have you turn around for me. So, right now, you're going to place on the rest of the walk over the back. >> [laughter] >> Just go ahead and have you stand right here. >> You don't have anything else on you, do you? >> Okay. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. >> What did I do wrong? Like I did. >> So So I'll explain to you. Go ahead. Have a seat in the back of the car. >> I'll explain it to you. So you were stopped because you were driving and you had three drinks of wine that you admitted to me. Correct. Okay. So, that's why I did the DUI exercises. You displayed you have bloodshot eyes, the smell of alcohol in your lip, your breath, and then you also displayed multiple signs to me that you were impaired. Okay. >> So, right now you're being >> Okay. So, that's why >> So, right now you're being placed under arrest for Dine. >> Do all my um exercises if you already knew you were going to put No, I did not know I was going to place you under arrest. Just because you have the smell of alcohol in your breath does not mean that you're DUI. I still have to run through the exercises and prove the fact that you are on you're either impaired or not. >> Oh my god, he is. >> She was begging the cop to let her just stay at her friend's house. But like the officer told her, it was way too late. The moment the woman chose to drink and start driving, she'd broken the law and now she had to pay the consequences. >> Do you want me to put the cuffs in the front? >> I don't care. I honestly don't care. I just want to go home. I just Like honestly, I >> I had as much as normal people do and I was going straight here. >> Look, look. I I'm going to be straight with you. It's raining. Okay, hold on. I I'm talking to you. >> You're driving on terrible conditions right now. Anything could happen. Just because you have three drinks of wine does not mean anything. I'll put the cuffs in the front. So, turn around for me. Face me. No, you're not going to go inside. >> Good. Bumps right here. >> You got to >> I I know. I'm I'm trying my best. I'm trying my best. >> I have no idea. Like, got to be in your car. >> You want me to feed you in your car? >> I do not want you to pee in my car. I'm trying to be as quick as I possibly can. Give me one second. Okay. >> The suspect, Tiffany Parker, was found guilty of DUI. Given she had a prior offense, she was given one year of probation, a month in the county jail, and a fine totaling $2,654. On the 27th of August, 2024 in Peoria, Illinois, an officer conducted a traffic stop after a vehicle failed to stop at a stop sign. While the woman had been called red-handed driving under the influence, she thought she could flirt her way out of trouble. Liberty and Water Zebra 322872. >> What's going on y'all? Sorry. >> Yeah, no worries. I couldn't see through your tent, so I just wanted to see if you would open. Huh? I could the front. Yeah. All right. Hey, I'm Officer Bland with Poria PD. Yeah. Well, I stopped you cuz you didn't you didn't stop before you enter the roadway. You just flew through that stop sign by the railroad tracks. >> Stop at that leaving the blue dot. >> Mhm. >> I stopped there for like >> No, I'm saying when you went to pull out when you went to pull out, you didn't stop looking for the stops. >> That's all that was. >> Okay. The driver here, a 22-year-old, cooperated with the officer and handed over her license and registration. The cop had a hunch she was under the influence, so he asked the woman to step out of the vehicle so he could see her on her feet. >> Just step out. >> I'm just going all the way. >> Necessary. >> You'll stay in. You'll stay here. All right. Just over here, please. >> Oh my god. Is it recording? >> Yeah. I've always wanted to see one of them. >> See one of what? >> Like the little dogs. You know how you be you ever go on TikTok and you see like keep walking and they're like >> I always wanted to be on one. Hey guys. >> Well, at least the woman's dream came true. She was finally going to be internet famous for driving while intoxicated. When the officer asked the woman how much she'd had to drink, she couldn't help but smile at him and lock eyes with him. >> Followup question earlier. >> Yes. >> Said, uh, you guys have been? >> Yes. >> Okay. You're her DD? >> Yes. >> I'm taking her home and I'm going back to work. >> She need a ride home. >> Describe this guy. >> Nope. >> Hi. Kind of in the middle of something. >> Oh, okay. Oh, besties. >> You stole my phone. >> No, I never took >> Stop lying for my insurance. >> What you What are you doing? >> No. >> Thank you. >> All right. So, how much? She's obviously not. How much is she? >> And how much? >> I just got hers. I haven't had a lot. I can walk a line and I can do both. >> Swear to God. >> Whichever one you want. >> Can you say not a lot? How much is that? >> Her. >> No. No. You >> me. >> I clocked in at like six. I had a shotgun >> at 6 months. >> Like you shotguned. >> Uhhuh. >> Yeah, I did that. >> I haven't. >> Okay. >> You had to hand it to the woman because throughout the entire ordeal, she was incredibly polite and cordial, but most likely it was just the woman's way of charming him. The officer then asked the woman to do some field sobriety tests and she agreed. >> Stand facing me, feet together, armed to your sides, just like this. All right. What I want you to do, stand with your feet together, arm to your sides. And while you're doing that, I'm going to hold my finger up just like this. Okay? I'm going to stare at my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. I'm going to move from side to side. Follow with your eyes only. Hey, got it kind of cockey. >> I'm sorry. >> It's all right. >> I walk like that, too. Everybody makes fun of me for it. I can't help it. >> Hold on. >> Your size. >> It does get very close. >> It does get very close, but I've never touched it. Have I? >> Could have. >> No, >> I could have. Sorry, I'm a jokester. >> By that point, it seemed like both of them were having some harmless fun. As far as the officer went, he was probably just enjoying the traffic stop because for once, it didn't involve fighting or swearing or any type of violent takeown. At that point, they'd finished up round one of the DUI testing, but they still had a long way to go. >> Go ahead and close your eyes. Put your head back, close your eyes, and wait for me to tell you to start. Stop. >> Okay. How much time went by? >> Uh, I did 32. Yes. >> All right. And what? >> Well, I also started way before you said start. I go part two. >> Uhoh. So, you weren't listening to my instructions. >> I was listening to your instructions, but I went way past it just in case. >> Okay. What was the method that you used to count? >> Mississippi. >> Like one Mississippi, two Mississippi. >> Mississippi. Okay, awesome. >> Now, >> now >> scared you're yelling at me about trucks. >> What? >> Can I do it without my slippers? >> Go ahead and finish the test. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I give you an extra one, too. How very generous. >> You really had to give the woman credit because as far as these field sobriety tests went, she was the happiest participant we've seen in a really long time on this channel. Also, she didn't do too badly, but it didn't necessarily mean that she wasn't under the influence. >> So, talk to me real quick. So, on a scale of 1 to 10, one being not drunk at all or impaired and 10 being the most impaired you've been in your entire life, >> where do you feel like you fall? Definitely not like one. >> Like a one. >> Like a one. >> Okay. And you're saying that the last one you had was at 6:00 p.m. >> Swear to God. >> And it was a shot. >> Swear to God. My boss is there. He watched me drink whole time until I left. >> Okay. >> Yes. He watched me shotgun at high noon. That's why I had >> shotgun at high noon. 6:00. Okay. >> Yes. >> All right. >> I don't even know what time it is. I just know it was 12. They asked me to pick them up. I was like, "It's getting busier. I'll come see you in a second. And then Yeah. >> Okay. >> The cop didn't feel comfortable just letting her drive on off. And as a result, he had some really bad news for her. As you might have guessed, though, she took it like a champ. And if she really wasn't intoxicated, she'd have another chance to prove it down at the jail house. >> I don't think you're in a good enough spot to drive. So, you aren't under arrest for DUI at this time. Okay. So, let's step to the front of my car. I have you put your hands behind your back. Get a pill. >> Nate, you're coming with me and you riding with my family. >> Yeah. >> You're not being honest. You're not storing anything up anywhere, are you? >> Oh, I have money in my >> You want me to reach? >> Nope. You just keep I'm going to take your pant leg up. You sure you got nothing? >> Yeah. My mic sink's on. >> All right. I'll have you take a sink. Huh? >> Well, it's coming. Yeah, we're just going to have to like come off work in the morning. >> One thing at a time. I've never been in that car that way. >> Wait, it's actually hard. Like they >> like they >> lean back. I'm going to put you in the seat belt. >> You swear you my vape. >> Yep. Your vape will come with >> That's the only thing I can >> How old are you? >> I'm 22. >> 22. With her now secured in the back of a squad car, the cops then arranged for a tow truck to come and get her vehicle. But first, they had to do an inventory search. And that's when they found something that caught their attention. >> Okay, tell me more about this. >> Yes. >> Remington is he is my ex. I should not be with him. He lives on I don't know the correct address, but his tree in Farmington Hill. >> I should not be with him. >> Okay. How many blanket? >> How many of these did you take tonight? I didn't take it orally on my mother's grave. >> No, I don't do aderal. >> What do you mean you don't do aderall? >> He takes it to like function. That means >> Sorry to the camera. Don't release that. But >> okay. >> Yeah. No, he he needs those to like function me. I'm already like a cracking up hard. Like I don't do drugs, but like I'm just like >> if you need if you need a boost, it's >> not uncommon to take somebody else's medication. >> So >> my exes, >> he swear to God, he has been spamming my phone. If you give it to me, I can show you him tweaking on me about those. >> Okay. >> No, I have not opened them. I have not touched them. I have no idea how they are in there. >> Okay. Thanks. >> Yes. >> When they got to the station, the woman failed her breath test. They charged the woman with DUI, having a prohibited BAC, felony possession of a controlled substance, open container violation, and failing to stop at a stop sign. Later on, the controlled substance charge was dismissed, and she eventually plead guilty to the DUI, while the other charges were dismissed under a plea agreement. She was fined over $3,000, was given 2 years probation, had to do 50 hours of community service, and also had to attend DUI school. On July 31st, 2025, an officer was dispatched to a gas station after reportedly an intoxicated woman was going nuts there, causing an incredible scene and being inappropriate with the customers. >> Hey, what's your problem? What's going on? >> I have a problem. >> Yeah, come here. Do >> I look like I have a problem? >> Yeah, you do. >> No, Mr. Officer. >> All right, hold on a second. >> I need my boys at the fire department. Can you send my >> Hey, did you guys ask her to leave the property? >> I did. Yeah. >> You be willing to give us a statement in a bit? >> Yeah, I do. Okay. What's your name? >> You want to trespass? >> That's fine. She He don't have the authority. Can I ask you what's your name? >> You need an ambulance? >> No, I'm good. >> It's hot. Ain't it hot out here for you? >> It's a little bit. So, what's going on? >> What's going on? How's your night going? >> That's not bad. >> Yeah. What's your name? >> Vascus. >> Vascus? >> Yep. >> Okay. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> Where you from? >> What's your name? that I give a [ __ ] >> Hey, what's your name? >> These people still playing with my top, dog. >> Hey, what's your name? How'd you get here? >> I floated on a magic carpet room. >> Hey, if you don't give me your name, we're going to have an issue. >> You know who I am? >> No, I don't. I've never met you before. So, what's your name? >> That's all like a you problem. >> No, it wasn't a problem for the cop at all. Even if she didn't want to give the cop her name, he was still going to find it out one way or another. She continued disobeying the officer because when he told her to stay put, she decided to walk away. >> They going to make me do acrobatics in this. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Come on, man. Why you doing that to me? >> Stop. >> Hey, baby. Baby, I'm home. Get your hands home. Why are you doing this? Why are you so aggressive? You want to me? >> No, I don't. >> No, I don't. >> Oh, wait. I could show you how to do it better. >> All right. >> And your wife's not giving you any Why you pushing me around like this? >> Hey, put you in. >> Really? >> Get off of me. >> The cop had no interest at all in what the woman was selling. He tried to escort the woman to his squad car, but she was going totally ballistic. There was no way the cop was going to search her by himself, and he needed some backup fast. >> You stop. >> Stop it. >> Stop. Stop. >> I got her. >> I'm going to get you down on the ground if you don't stop. >> I know that's where you want to take it. You want to get on the hood. See, my boys is motor cage when we come through. >> All right. Have a seat, matter of fact. >> Okay. Oh gosh. Get the off. >> Stop. >> That's the light work lady. >> Oh, come on, man. What's your [ __ ] energ? >> She's going to go to jail. >> NO, I'M NOT. WHY YOU DOING THIS? You got to take my get a statement from uh >> What the did I do to you? >> What the did I DO TO YOU? >> The cop arrived in the aftermath and he had no idea what had gone on before he arrived. He talked to some witnesses, but everybody there seemed just as confused as he was. The only thing they could tell the cop was that the woman had behaved very inappropriately. >> Being mad sexual, you understand what I'm saying? >> Some of the stuff she was doing to me like >> Yeah. >> Got to back it up. >> Yeah. She's been doing that the entire time. Weird before you got here. She was like on her back and rolling her around and not being hot. >> So that's the point. There was a red car that I thought was with her and then some older looking Asian guy and then they were talking to her and they're with her and then they took off. >> I appreciate you guys. >> Thank you. >> Leave me a mother alone. You ain't got to go get mine. >> Just watch your [ __ ] junk with their heels, bro. >> Give me a drink. You work for me, [ __ ] >> Yeah, it's a [ __ ] earring. You dumb [ __ ] Don't believe everything you see here. You can have me. yourself, buddy. >> Trying to stop her from slipping. Trying to slip out. >> Get the off of me, dog. >> Well, that was strange. I guess by this point, you had a pretty good idea of what the witnesses meant when they said the woman was acting inappropriately. And unfortunately for the officers, she was just getting started. >> [screaming] >> Oh, but see that [ __ ] is good. >> I don't know why I'm fighting. >> You got gloves on. >> Or you got gloves on you. >> You might just grab your gloves. >> I'm uncomfortable. Get off of me. >> I'm asking you nicely. You going to get that with >> What's your name? >> I You got to talk. >> What's your name? >> Can you hold that real quick? >> Angela. >> Angela. >> Back up. Get off my knee. Hey Andrew. Hey, >> I don't give a [ __ ] what you was cracking your police dog. I ain't saying no more. Knock the off me. My [ __ ] man. >> Hey, is this your car? >> My sister. >> Hey, real quick. We're going to get her up and >> that's my team. [screaming] I've been telling y'all that. >> Yeah. I'll go arm just we're going to see if she we can get her stood up. If she doesn't want to play ball, we'll stay like this and go. Whatever the woman's problem was, she was clearly under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Thankfully, searching the woman was easy because she was barely wearing anything. They eventually managed to stand the woman up and get her in the back of a squad car. >> Well, you got to give me a second. You just had one. Wait, hold on. Two, three, four, four, five. >> We're just Hey, hold up. Hold up. Hold up. >> Throw your knee behind her. >> I need some water. Y have daughters. >> Stand up. >> Y'all have daughters. >> Stand up. >> Y'all have daughters. >> Come on. >> Can we have EMS in route as well? Just to evaluate our arresting. >> Oh, that's light. >> Grab a leg. >> Hold. You grab that leg. There we go. >> Let's not put her on her belly. >> No. >> Now I'm pregnant, but I'm about to Come get me, daddy. >> Why you still holding me? >> Listen. Listen. >> Show. He right there. >> You going to jail? >> Oh, can I borrow your hat? >> Nope. Once you get in the car, you going to get in the car. >> You going to be able to get in the car with us? >> Can I get a wine? >> You going to get in the car? You get in the car, we'll give you the water. All right. >> Getting our suspect here, Angela, into the back of a squad car was not going to be that easy. She took every opportunity to make thingsual [music] and the cops were clearly getting tired of it. If she didn't start cooperating soon, the cops would have to resort to more desperate measures. >> Yeah, I know. We'll work on it. Okay, we'll work on it. >> What the heck? Why don't >> you stand up? >> Y act like they don't. >> Oh, I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. >> [clears throat] >> Yeah, >> I'm over here with you, Sarge. >> Yeah, I like that though. See, you got it about right there. See, I like that's a nice Yeah. >> Perfect. >> Okay. See, y'all did too much. >> Can you go on that side? Do too much and not enough. That's why you're miserable cuz your wife ain't [ __ ] you. It ain't my fault I look like this. I am who I am. Flash my light. >> Papy. Oh, you was going to my face. >> I'm going to help you with the door. Serge got her. >> What? >> They finally managed to get the doors closed, [music] but that didn't mean the hard part was done. Paramedics arrived to check the woman out, which meant the cops had to remove her from the squad car. >> Step out. Come >> here. Get off. I'm a lady. >> Step out. >> I'm a lady, right? >> Step out. >> I'mma take you. It's hot. >> I know. That's why we're taking you out of the car. >> This is for my man. Make me put on the mother. See, at least she got some sex. >> Yes. Come on out. >> What's your name? It's about you. >> Listen. >> Come on over here. >> You playing with me. Watch out. Your >> side. There you go. Yeah, we're going to have one right along with you. >> Where we going? Faucet north or >> Oh, that's Let's do faucet. >> Faucet main or north? >> Faucet main. Okay. >> There was only one word for what had happened here, and the word was insanity. As far as the paramedics went, let's hope they got better treatment than the cops did. A cop was on patrol and spotted a vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed. As a result, he performed a traffic stop and pulled the driver over at a gas station. >> How you doing? >> I'm going to grab my wallet real quick. >> Okay. >> Hey, so I'm Officer Hernandez. I'm with state police. The reason I pulled you over, you and this car were going over 60 mph. Okay. >> She was on my butt, so I was trying to get away from her. >> Yeah. >> I don't know who that was, but I was trying to get away from her. Oh, I I I got you at 58. Okay. And then the other officer that stopped the other car, you said you guys were going over 70. I can't confirm that. >> I can only confirm what I saw. Okay. Cuz I see your list. >> I understand that. >> I saw her on my butt, so I was trying to like get out of the way. >> You don't know her? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> Not at all. >> Can I see the registration and insurance? >> On my phone. Can I grab her real quick? >> Yeah. Do you have the registration on you? >> On my phone. >> The registration, too. The driver, Karina, said that when the cop pulled her over, she was on her way home from a bar. Suspecting she might be under the influence, he asked the woman to step out of her vehicle. >> All right. You're coming from Dirty Bourbon. Where you going? >> I'm going home. >> Okay. >> On Barcelona. >> Barcelona. Where was that at? >> That's literally in Barcelona. >> Okay. Um at Dirty Bourbon of Vegas, but that was >> ago. About how long ago? >> 30 20 minutes ago. I danced for a while and I did some pool, but that was it. Yeah. >> Okay. Just You just had one, you said? >> Yeah. Just the biggest bomb. >> Okay. I'm going to just make sure you're okay to save. Okay. You guys were I mean, you obviously kind of speeding. >> Yeah. I was trying to get out of that. I don't know who that person was. It was a white car, gray car. >> Yeah, they they have it. >> They were on my butt, so I was like, "Oh my, let me get out of the way." Yeah. So, >> okay. She said she'd only had one drink, but the cop wasn't buying it. He had to make sure she was safe to drive. So, he asked the woman to do some field sobriety tests and she agreed. >> Is it okay if I blinked though? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> One, two, three, four, five. Sorry, my boot cuts are in the way. Eight. Nine. That's nine right there. >> Do you want me to keep going? >> No. >> Remember I told you what to do. >> You want me to stop at 9. >> And what did I tell you to do after? >> So that you don't talk. >> Shh. >> Okay. You remember what to do. I asked if you had any questions. >> I was so ready for the nine steps. I'm so sorry. >> Okay. You're supposed to take nine steps back >> and then nine steps back. Okay. went on like I instructed you to take a series of small steps, get back on that line and take nine steps back. >> Good. Okay. >> Okay. When he asked the woman to take nine steps back, that's not what he meant. He explained it again to her, but she still didn't seem to [music] understand. He told her not to worry about it and prepared to move on to the next step. 1001,002 100,000 34 105 106 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Put your foot down. >> All right. You want to put your boots back on? >> Yes, sir. >> As she was struggling with the test so far, the cop decided to make it a little bit easier on her. She said she had a high school education, so reciting her ABCs shouldn't have been a problem. >> ABC's. Okay, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Without singing it. Okay, you're going to recite the alphabet without singing it. Every letter from the letter C as in Charlie. I read letter to the letter M as in Mary. You stop at M. >> Okay. A. Okay. C. D E F G H I J K L M. >> Okay. All right. Go ahead and walk over there to my car. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Karina, place your hands behind your back. >> Yes, sir. >> Oh my god. Karina, you're going to be placed under arrest for driving under the influence. Have an intoxic. It's okay. >> Till that point, she'd been extremely cooperative with him. But when the handcuffs came out, Garina changed her tune. It was her birthday and the last thing she expected was to be spending it in jail. >> I literally haven't even stepped on like 3 weeks. I just came back from out of town last week since my friend was like, "Come to Dirty Bon." Go ahead. Do >> you have anything else on your pockets? I have to search. Okay. [crying] >> Can you widen your stance a little bit for me? You have nothing in your boots right No, you saw my boots off. What do you mean? If I have anything in my boots, >> I don't know. I'm just asking. >> That's [ __ ] up, man. >> Here. >> Oh my god. This is the last thing I need though. >> Come downstairs. >> I don't want to spend the night in jail. Please don't do that. Please. Oh, >> take this off your boat. [laughter] >> Step in here. >> Open your mouth and you see what's inside your mouth. >> Go ahead. I don't have nothing in my mouth. >> I know. I just like these are things that got stepped in there. >> Are you serious right now? >> She was placed in the back of the squad car. And while she continued claiming that she'd only had one drink, that seemed very unlikely based on how she did in the field sobriety test. When they got down to the station, she'd have another chance to prove she was sober and take a breathalyzer test. >> Okay. So, I'm It's going to give three minutes for you to provide a breath sample. You can either provide one or you don't. It's You're right. I already read you everything. >> I'm asking you a question. Either way, I take this. >> You're You're still going to jail. >> Okay. What time do I get out? Because I don't work in the morning. The only thing that pays my bills. The only thing that's going to make me pay this is me going to work in the morning at 9 8 in the morning. How am I going to do this? How? >> Tell me right now. >> I don't know. >> Okay, I'm going to need you to take off your jewelry. >> I have no jewelry. You want to take off my industrial because it's the only piercing I have. And if you take that off, it's going to close >> and you're going to pay for it. >> Look, telling you right now and your earrings, the other one. >> I can't take my nose ones off. I can't. They're going to have to take them off. >> They're going to close. You pay for them in the morning >> for what? >> What do you mean they're going to close? I'm just telling you because if once you go up there to the jail, they're going to make you take them off. >> To the jail, bro. To the >> Here, sit down. >> No. Who do I call? I don't want to go to jail. There's no reason for me to go to jail. >> Sit down. >> Nothing wrong. >> Please. I've been nothing but respectful towards you. Please sit down. >> Nose piercings. You're going to take off more than $180 that I've spent on jewelry. Just for that, >> they're going to go with you. Go ahead. Take it off. No, take it off. Go ahead. Go ahead. That's fine. Take off my tattoos, too. That's totally fine. That's totally fine. That's really >> Stand up. >> I did nothing. >> Stand up. >> They charged the woman with DUI. Let's hope she figured out that she can't cry her way out of trouble and that in general, the cops don't give get out of jail free cards as birthday presents. On the 19th of August 2023 in Mary'sville, Ohio, the cops were dispatched to a Waffle House after a 911 call. When the officers got there, they found a woman sitting behind the restaurant and she was drunk and argumentative. >> I know you. >> You know me, too. >> I do. Why is this? I know you and I know you. Oh my god. I know him and I know you. >> Do you want a medic to come check you or are you okay? I just want my purse and I just want to go to sleep. >> Ellie, you know me. I don't I don't mind out here. >> What the just literally what the I I I don't want any No, you guys need to take me away from here. I just want to get my purse for my friends. No, >> your purse. >> Are you Are you more comfortable if we have people leave? >> I I need to leave. >> Well, I know you need to leave, but do you want like less people here? I know you know me and I know you know me. >> You have the ambulance. >> You know this isn't me. Ally. >> I think we're okay with the the ambulance. >> The woman here, Jessica, said she didn't need medical assistance, but as things turned out, she was the one who' called the police. Thankfully, she had friends nearby who were willing to help the officer. >> Did she call you? This is >> I think it was an accidental 911. >> Nuh-uh. >> All right. I'm a part of this. Is she able to go with one of you guys? >> Yeah, we can put her in the car >> like home or >> Yeah, I I >> Does she just want to go? >> No, I can take her home. >> Okay. >> I live right >> You guys have a sober driver though. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> It's embarrassing because I know her and >> Okay, I understand that. But he's asking me some questions. I'll just answer them real quick. Okay. >> Do we have a sober friend here? >> I one step at a time. I'm sorry. I got to wait for Got to wait for the fireman to get on my way. >> I know you already do. >> Who's Who's your guys's sober person? >> He's inside the restaurant. >> This is exactly why I stay home by myself. So maybe >> you're fired. >> It's okay that you had a that you had a night. Okay. You're allowed to have a night. >> Jake, it's not okay. >> You're allowed to have a night. Okay. Didn't do anything wrong. >> I did everything wrong. >> At that point, she hadn't done anything wrong yet, and there was no need for her to go to jail. The cops just wanted the paramedics to take a look at her and then her friends could take her home. >> I don't remember ever being this up in my entire life. It hurts and it it's so cutie and it's just like literally look at my phone. Like literally I didn't call on nobody. [snorts] Nobody. I didn't call nobody. Are you done or no? Who the are you? >> Go, go, go somewhere else. >> You're going to sit there. Look at my phone, Lizzy. Look at my phone, Lizzy. >> That's not helping. >> Look at mying phone. You want toinging sit there? No. >> Hang on. >> You want to sit there and tell me? Look at my phone. Look at my phone. >> Why do you need to stop? >> Stop. Both of you. Oh, y stop. >> That is a police officer. Stop. my phone. Katie, look at my phone. >> And I will look at my phone. >> We need to chill. >> I was here. >> The woman who approached Jessica was not making things better. All she did was cause her to fly into a rage. Thankfully, her other friend talked some sense into her and told her to calm down a bit. >> These are police officers. You don't treat them like that. >> Stop. >> Just relax. >> Look at my phone, Katie. Look at mying phone. Look at my phone. >> Look at you right now. >> Look at my phone. >> That's crazy. That'sing insane. >> Look at my phone. >> Are you kidding me? >> Look at my phone. >> I don't give a about your phone. >> Look at my phone. >> I don't give a about your phone, Jessica. >> You're insane. >> Maybe in a minute. But you're here's what we're going to do. We'll get your stuff. We're going to have them check you out. Make sure you're okay. >> What? Literally, what is life? Let's go. Let's go. Let's >> just stop. >> You know what you need to do? Let's go. pulling away from them. >> This is embarrassing. Let's go. >> At the moment, Jessica was only being detained, and the cops took her handcuffs off, hoping she might calm down. The last thing they wanted was to take her to jail. But the way Jessica was acting, it was exactly where she'd be heading. >> I'm taking you for jail. I know I know, but I'm too good for jail. >> I am too good of a person. >> Keep pushing the issue. >> No, no, I'm not. I No. No. I'm too good of a person to go to jail. >> No. Well, the thing is is like, no, you're not understanding. I'm too good of a person to go to jail. >> Okay, so don't put yourself. >> No, I I'm not putting myself in that position. >> No, I'm not. Explain to me how I am cuz I'm sure he's done way worse than what the I have. No, that stupid ass [ __ ] who was sitting there talking [ __ ] And the thing is like she's supposed to be my daughter's god. No, let me ask you a question. No, ask [music] your question. Let me ask you a question. So, we're trying to get you to go home with your friends tonight, right? >> No, I don't want I don't want to go home with the thing. I want I want to go the I want to go home. I know you want to go home. >> I literally want to go home. I was just I I went to the bathroom. I came outside. I look literally look at my call [music] log. Look at my call log. The cops explained to the woman that she was just seconds away from being in the back of a squad car. But every time they let her speak, she was threatening to beat up her loudmouth friend. It was her call. She could either go to her friend's house or go to jail. >> I'm going to beat the out of her. I'm literally going to beat the out of her right now. I'm about to turn around and beat the out of her. >> Okay, then you go to jail. It's that simple. >> That simple. She's sitting there laughing at me and I'm going to be I want to go get my [ __ ] and I don't give a I have to walk to my mom's house >> cuz you're getting really close to us not even letting you get in that car. >> I don't want to get in that car. Listen to them. Literally like literally listen to them. >> So here's the other option. >> Listen to that stupid ass right there. >> So here's the other option. >> And she's been treating me like [ __ ] for hours. >> Because Jessica was making threats. The cops were concerned about letting her go. If they let the woman go, she'd probably get into a boxing match with her friend. She was so drunk, in fact, that she didn't even realize that she was the one who' called the [music] cops in the first place. >> I would have hit the Who the >> You did? >> I I don't remember calling. >> Yeah, you're pretty intoxicated. But yes, you called 911 accidentally, apparently. But that's why we showed up. >> I don't know if it was just cuz I checked my phone. I don't know cuz I'm I did that once before. But actually, I know my daughter did that once before. But no, I want to go get my [ __ ] because I'm telling you, if these people stay here and pull up again, I'm going to beat the out of them. I'm about to beat the out of them. >> Well, that'll get you thrown in jail pretty quick. So, don't do that. >> I got to be in jail with them. I want to go my >> By that point, the cop's patience was wearing thin. They gave her every opportunity to keep herself out of jail, but she just wouldn't listen. She eventually turned her attention back to one of the deputies who she seemed to be familiar with. >> Jacob, I'm going to beat the out of this in two seconds. >> Jacob, I'm going to beat the out of her literally two seconds. I need you to take me away from these people. Like, no. >> Please. I don't. Or I think she's on the phone with someone. >> Is it a friend that she knows? >> Yeah. Lizzy, >> I'm on the mom. What do you want? You said figure it out. I'm on the phone with mom. That's my solution. >> Why didn't you call her mother? She has a mother. You know that, right? >> I don't have her number. So, I called our mother, Katie. >> That was stupid. >> Jessica's friend called her mother up hoping she'd come and pick her up. It was late, however, and her mother didn't answer. The cops went beyond the call of duty and sent a deputy to her house to wake her up, but Jessica just couldn't cooperate. >> Where you going, Jess? >> Jess, >> Jess, >> I'm going right here. Don't >> step over here. We're not playing games. They may have more patience than me, but you need to go back to that car. >> Don't yell at me. >> You're about to go to jail. >> Please. >> Please come back and sit down in the car. >> Don't. >> Then you need to listen. >> You need to listen to us. >> We are trying >> right here. We are really trying home. >> We do not want to take you to jail. >> Don't do this. >> I don't want to do this. You think any >> Don't [ __ ] do it. Don'ting do it. >> This is your actions. >> Dude, don't do it. It's not my actions. >> This is your actions. >> No, it's not. >> The officer was right. The entire predicament was her fault 100%. No matter what solutions they offered, she rejected them all. Eventually though, she calmed down a bit and agreed to sit in the squad car while she waited for her mother. >> If you're going to throw up, lean out. Don't throw up in the car. >> Out of the car so you don't throw up in the car. >> Huh? >> Open that door. >> Don't throw up in my car, please. >> Sit up. >> Sit up. >> Come on. High five. Why don't you step out of the car? >> Pass out on you. >> Hey. >> Jess, wake up. >> Jess. Jess. Jess. >> She still breathing? >> Yeah. The irony was that passing out probably saved her from going to jail or at the very least delayed it. Remember folks, if you're sleeping, you can't run your mouth. On the 22nd of November 2025 in Mount Vernon, the cops were dispatched to a nursing home after reportedly an intoxicated woman had stumbled through the front doors. According to the nursing staff, she wasn't a threat, but they needed her off the property as she was causing a disturbance. down the way. >> I gota >> was just calling too. >> Did you take her back to the hospital? >> Legally, I can't touch her. I can just help escort her pretty much. Unless she matters staff. >> Oh, so she didn't like escape from the hospital. She was released, I guess. >> No, she just kind of walked out, but the law is super iffy with that. >> Oh, >> hey, get away from my vehicle. >> Don't touch me. I'm afraid. I'm scared. >> Don't touch me. >> I'm scared. I'm scared. >> No. Run intent for I'm making contact with her at the front door. Do not touch me. >> You're my friend. >> Do not touch me. >> I'm scared of her. >> Okay. >> Apparently, the woman in question, Jennifer, was a patient at the hospital up the road. She'd left the hospital and somehow wandered into the nursing home. And like the officer said, since she wasn't committed to the hospital, she had every right to leave. Where do you stay? >> Away from him, baby. >> Where do you stay? Away from him. >> Where do I see, baby? Where is he? >> I have no idea who you are. >> Okay. Why' you walk in the hospital? I don't know. >> I don't know. I just want to go home with baby. >> Okay. Well, it's not safe for you to be walking around. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. We're kind of worried about you because you're really confused. >> I'm sorry, baby. >> We just want you to get checked out. Make sure I understand. >> Jennifer was having delusions, claiming the doctors were trying to hurt her. And while she initially agreed with the cops, saying they could accompany her back to the hospital, she had a sudden change of heart. >> Hey. Hey, hun. Will you go get checked out? >> Lock the door. Lock the door. Lock the door. Lock the door. Hey, >> lock it. >> Hey, don't run. >> Hey, are you all right? >> No, I'm hurt. Please, [crying] >> let them check you out. All right, >> just sit here for a second. Let them come check you out. >> Just sit there for a moment. >> Oh my god. Help me. Please help me. Just stay right there. Let them come check you out. >> Please help me. My good >> I'm secure. 279. They're not going to force her to go to the hospital. We're probably going to have to take her into protective custody. >> Hey, stay over here. >> No. >> Come over here. Jennifer continued running, which prompted the officer to chase after her. As it was obvious she was having a mental episode, the last thing they wanted to do was put her in handcuffs. But after she tried to get into several vehicles, the cops didn't have much choice. >> Okay, here we go. >> Stay away from the vehicles. >> Stay Stay away from the vehicles. You and me tell me you baby, baby. You hurt me. Ow. >> Hey, stop it. >> Stop pulling. >> I got nothing. >> Stop pulling. Okay. >> My life. I love you. I love you. You're my people. >> At this point, let's just walk over there. >> Baby, I love you. >> She just ate it on those rocks over there. So, We got Jennifer transporting her bus. >> Maybe don't. Maybe don't. I thought you're my girlfriend. I thought you love me. >> Seeing as the hospital was just across the street, the cops started escorting the woman on foot. But it was easier said than done as she was fighting the cops every step of the way. Eventually, they started losing their patience. >> No. >> Okay. Walk. [screaming] >> Okay. Stop. Stop. >> Okay. Are you going to walk? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. Walk. >> You let me stop it. >> YOU'RE HURT ME. WALK. >> YES. You're hurt me. You're hurt me. I'm sorry. [screaming] >> Get up. Okay. [screaming] >> Get up. >> You're acting like a child. Stop. >> Seeing the commotion, hospital staff rushed out to offer assistance. And after wheeling a stretcher out, they finally managed to get Jessica back in the hospital. >> Okay, I'll help you up. Ready? On the count of three. One, two, three. >> Okay, >> take a step back. All right, lie down. There you go. Lay down. >> Put your feet up here. >> Thought that was >> Oh, no. >> Hair clip. >> We'll walk in with you just to make sure. [crying] >> Um, I'm getting the second one. You're all right. We just want to make sure you're okay. Okay. >> She was getting treatment at the hospital for drug and alcohol abuse, and unfortunately, they'd have to commit the woman on a long-term basis. However, the hospital didn't have room for her, so she had to be transferred to another hospital. >> Please love me with Jesse or let me go. Please don't love me by myself. I'm claustrophobic. I'm afraid. Did you hear me? You're a good person. Like you have a girlfriend. You're going home to a wife and a kids. I can tell. Hello, babe. Hello, Officer Craft, whatever your name is. Seriously, you know who you are. You have to tell by looking at your eyes. You're not a killer. I can tell. You're not a killer. Sorry. Baby, I'm sorry. I did it. At least I want my first I can't. >> You have to loosen [music] it. >> Well, we're going to take them off once we get in there. >> Where are we going? >> Where am I? >> Face that way. >> Where am I at? We're at Good Samaritan Hospital. >> Once Jessica was released, she was charged with criminal trespassing and disorderly conduct. While a cop was on patrol, a car blasted past him going 116 mph. As things turned out, the driver was an influencer and a mother of triplets. And at the moment, she was outdoor dashing. >> Yes, ma'am. and go ahead and get on out of the car. >> Make sure it's in park. >> Put it in park. Is it too difficult to put it in park? >> No. >> Where are you coming from? >> I'm do >> what? >> I'm do dashing. >> You're door dashing? How are you possibly door dashing? How much have you had to drink? The reason that I'm trying to stop you is because I locked you in at 116 m an hour. You have no rear lights. You about ran into two or three people. Put the car in park. >> If it wasn't so scary, this thing might be funny. She couldn't even put her car in park, let alone speak properly. And yet she was out on the road driving 116 mph. It was a good thing the cop happened to be there because the consequences could have been disastrous. >> I'm trying to Door Dash because I have triplets and my family is not making our rent. I want to put in park. >> Is this your car? >> This is my car. I'm so frustrated right now. >> Okay. Well, crying ain't going to do any good. So, >> I know. I know. >> Let's go ahead and let's figure out is my in-laws car. It's my in-laws car. I'm trying to put it in parking. >> Pull your parking brake. >> It won't let me put it in park. >> I'm so sorry. >> All right. I'm just Is it Does it have a key? Is it have I'm going to turn it off. >> Parking. Yes. >> All right. Let's go ahead and get on out of the car. It's turned off. >> Lay your foot off the brake and see what it does. >> No. Put it on. Put it on. Put it on. Oh my gosh, it's my in-laws car. I'm so sorry. >> Understandably, the cop was completely blown away that she had the gull to be driving around in that state. To anyone with eyeballs, it was clear she'd had a lot to drink, but according to her, that wasn't the case. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> I had one glass of wine with my friend girl. I had one glass of wine with my girlfriend who is a single mom and I'm newly to a single mom and I'm not drunk. I'm just >> So why are you doing 116 miles an hour? >> I'm trying to get the Uber to my order directly. I'm sorry. I'm so new to this. I'm just trying to get the best tip that I can. I'm sorry. >> All right. Well, I got some people here that's going to help me. Hey. So, she can't figure out how to get in park and she can't let her foot off the brake. >> I can. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> I'm trying to get to my Uber Eats. >> Um, >> okay. Let [laughter] your foot off the break. >> Yeah. Okay. Got you. Um, >> all right. Come on. Out of the car. >> There was no way in hell she'd only had one glass of wine. From the looks of her, she might have drunk a whole box. They instructed the woman to go to the side of the road so they could then do some field sobriety tests. See the silver part? You got to keep looking at the silver part. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Keep looking at the silver part. >> Nope. Keep looking at the silver. Right up here. Don't look down here. >> I got you. I got you right here. >> Don't move your head. >> I got you. Man, I got to get home to my kids. >> Okay, >> I'm looking home. >> Okay, >> I'm looking home. >> Quit moving your head. >> No, I'm not. >> Ready? >> I'm moving home. >> You got to move. You got to walk. >> You said don't move. >> Don't [laughter] move your head. >> I'm not moving. >> Walk with your eyes open. >> I'm locked in. >> All right. You ready? >> I'm here. I'm ready. Don't move your head. Eyes only. Don't move your head. >> Don't move your head. >> That's not really funny. Okay. So, >> I know >> what we want to do. >> I'm sorry. Watch with your eyes only. >> Okay. >> All right. Here we go. >> All she had to do was be quiet and follow the pen with her eyes, but she just couldn't stop talking about how many kids she had. Sure, having triplets is amazing and all. There's no doubt about it, but it was completely irrelevant to the field sobriety test. It seemed like the woman was just trying to act adorable for the cop. >> Now, move your head. >> Look, I got triplets. I'm trying to make my eyes move. It's hilarious. How many babies I had. I'm looking at you. >> You ready? Roll out with your eyes on. >> I got you. I don't around with kids. >> Okay. You okay? Listen to what I'm telling you. Okay, >> I understand. >> I want you to look at the tip of my pen. I want you to follow the tip of my pen with your eyes only. Don't move your head. Do you understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, let's try it again. >> I'm moving my eyes versus I do Uber Eats orders. >> I don't really care what you're doing. I want you to pay attention to what you're what we're doing it right now. >> Hey, I I have you. >> To no one's surprise, test number one was a resounding failure. The cop tried to get her to walk a straight line, but she couldn't even follow the most basic instructions. And eventually, the cop had had enough. Go back over here where my lights at. >> Okay, go back to this position just like I'm standing. No, no, not even close. Go. Stand right there where my lights at. Can you stand right where my lights at? Can you see the light? Stand right there. I want you to put Okay, I'll I'll work with that. Where Where are you coming from? >> I'm coming to my house. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink? >> I had a glass and a half of wine. >> A glass and a half of wine. Okay. How long ago was that? >> 30 minutes ago. >> 30 minutes ago. All right. Okay. Well, you can't do any of these tests. So, right now it is it's actually 1:00 right now and you're under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol. Okay. All right. Let's go ahead and turn around. There you go. >> I'm trying to be as honest as you can honest. >> Yeah, I'm going to be honest with you. I'm going to take you and we're going to do some stuff in the >> Huh? >> Yeah. The cop here was absolutely disgusted by her behavior. The fact that she had triplets at home only made it worse. She was lucky she hadn't killed herself for someone else. Next up, she was taken to the jail house where she quickly made friends. >> Oh, this has been going on for a while. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I'm trying to make money for my children. Very good for me. I'm sorry. >> Blood tooth. 116 howling or a street. >> No. Why you Why are you sipping my Why are you telling my Why are you telling my >> It's public information. [gasps] >> Okay. S I know. I was driving. >> That's just piss right now. >> That's just going to stink. >> He's just going to let him patch you down and it'll go quicker. Just let him pat you down. I get it. I get it. Uh, I I swear to you if you let him piss him in my mouth, it'll be a lot faster. >> Uh, I swear to you if you let me swallow it, it'll be so much faster. >> I don't know. [laughter] >> Really? Really? >> They charged the woman with DUI and speeding 26 miles hour or more over the speed limit. Turns out the jokes didn't work. The smiles didn't work and the flirting just made things more awkward. With it all being said and done, it never works for them when these incredibly dumb suspects try and flirt with police.