being ass. >> Okay. Why do why am I smiling? >> Why am I smiling at all? >> For what? >> I'm asking for a back. >> Give me a call. Call >> I'm within us. Yes or no? Are you going to do the test? >> Yes or no? No. Okay. You're still under arrest. On June 24th, 2025, officers rolled up to a car crash that screamed trouble from a mile away. One driver, clearly not running on all cylinders, was about to turn a fender bender into a full-blown circus. Suspense hung thicker than the summer heat. Watch the video to see what actually happened. >> How you guys doing? >> Hi. Do you guys have your driver's insurancees? >> Yes. Yes, I am. I am right. >> Are you guys looking to file a report? I am. Yes. >> Okay. Okay. Get your driver's license and insurance. Yes. >> If you just want to wait in your car, stay cool. I'll be right with you. All right. >> Where are you coming from? >> Um, it's down the street. >> Down the street. And do you have insurance for the vehicle? >> Yes. >> Can I see it? >> My daddy has insurance. My dad has everything. >> Okay. Call him. >> Can you call him? >> Do you have his phone number? >> Take videos of me without my permission. >> I'm not. It's my coworker. I I I'm calling for someone to help you in trouble. You don't understand that. >> Okay. >> Can I see if you took a video of me? >> Sure. How much have you been drinking? >> I didn't drink at all at all. >> I smell it. I see your eyes are glossy. >> My eyes are glossy because I'm tired. I haven't slept in 4 days. >> Why are you slurring your words? Do you normally speak like that? >> I do. >> Okay. Why do Why am I sning? Why am I smiling? >> For what? >> I'm asking for her back. >> Give me a phone to call my mother. >> I'm with You want to call your mother? >> What's her phone number and I can call her? >> I'm not giving it. >> Well, then how am I going to call her? You got to work with See, you do have a phone. >> So, I'm not stupid. >> Yes, I know you're not stupid. I was asking you for your phone number for the report. >> Can you back up, please? >> Sure. I'll give you some space. Hold on. Keep the door open. >> No. >> Yes. >> I don't have to. >> You're going to keep the door open cuz I don't want you driving away. >> You have >> You seem impaired. You seem impaired. I don't want you driving away. >> Okay. So, >> can you shut the car off and then maybe I can You're [ __ ] >> Sorry. >> Excuse me. >> What did you call me? >> I didn't call anything. >> So, where were you coming from? >> You do my hair. >> Sorry. >> My hair. >> You're going to do your hair. >> You rear ended someone. The white Cadillac and crashed into them. I know what happened. >> Yeah, it's just weird. >> It happened over there actually. >> That's what I'm asking you. Where were we coming from? Where are we trying to go? Like what was your objective? Where are you trying to go right now? >> I'm not talking about this. I don't care about pain. >> Pain where how much I have to pay. >> Were you coming from home or where? Where do you live? >> I'm not telling where. >> Okay. Well, I'm just concerned about you. Officers arrived at a scene where the air rireed of chaos and cheap perfume. Jessica, the driver, was already auditioning for a drama queen Oscar, slurring words like she'd gargled a whiskey bottle. Her glossy eyes screamed, "No sleep or maybe just too much happy hour." She dodged questions like a pro, claiming her dad's insurance was her get out of jail free card. Spoiler, it wasn't. >> Okay, just hang tight. Okay. Is that your dog? I have 15 dogs. >> What's the name of the dog? >> Name. Guy or girl? >> Guy. >> Guy. >> 15. >> Okay. >> I don't show sign. >> Did you already give it to the other officer? >> Okay. But I don't know your name, so I just want to refer to you by name. >> Jessica. >> Okay. Jessica. Um. No. >> Okay. So, just know me. >> Just got >> He just told me. Okay. So, if the accident happened here, how what happened though? Did you hit the car? Did they hit you? What happened? >> Okay, that's good. Um, I have When was the last time your dad was today? No, he wasn't president. You don't know or you don't know. Okay. So for his alcoholic beverage in the car today, right? Are you planning on driving back home? Okay. Okay. So, all right. Go on. No, I get I get that. I understand you don't want to get in trouble. So, the best solution for that if you don't want to get in trouble for us to allow you to drive home is to do some quick test. No, you're an adult. You don't have to wait very long. And you're over your car when you're your dog and your passenger. I'm asking you, are you going to get out for me? Yes or no? Or do I have to pull you out? Cuz it's going to go that way. I'm telling you the options. Either you step out or we take you out of the club cuz you do. legally. >> Yes, I am. So, are you going to do it? Yes or no? [Applause] play our legs. >> Jessica's attitude was giving the main character energy, but the script was straight out of a low-budget soap opera. Her lips, puffed up like they were hiding a life raft, weren't helping her case as she snapped about privacy and her dog. Officers tried to remain calm, but her refusal to cooperate was like watching a fish flop out of its tank. Trouble was brewing fast. Yes, you are. Pennsylvania mess. >> Look it up. Look it up. Google Pennsylvania and tell me what it do. Do you remember that from law school? Would you go over Pennsylvania versus >> Did you know that? >> What? That you didn't graduate, right? So, what about >> Did you graduate? Almost >> almost almost doesn't. Well, you're not in a police academy. You have not done my training police. >> So, you don't know. >> No, you're not. No. Sorry. Okay. Can you move your dog out on the way? Cuz I'm all Yeah. Get the dog out first. Yes or no? Are you going to do the test? >> Yes or no? No. Okay. You're still under arrest. >> 1818. >> Good. WR an alarm. >> Jessica was in full meltdown mode, tossing out Pennsylvania law references like she'd skimmed a Wikipedia page. Her dog, the only calm one in this circus, deserved a medal. Officers weren't buying her I'm not drunk act. Her slurring and defiance sealed the deal. Moral of the story, when you rear end someone, maybe don't play lawyer with lips that could double as airbags. Jessica face charges for driving under the influence, operating an uninsured vehicle, and resisting arrest. Her cosmetic surgeon might need a charge, too, considering those lips were practically a public safety hazard. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. 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