Sit down. Sit down in the [ __ ] car. >> When Emily's relative arrived, officers explained what they said had happened. They described Emily as having been passed out behind the wheel while the newborn cried in the backseat. Good Samaritans had stopped, secured the vehicle, removed the baby, and fed the child before police arrived to take control of the scene. >> So, at this point, she's under arrest for DUI, battery on a law enforcement officer. Obviously, she's extremely intoxicated. She was passed out here drunk in a car, and a good Samaritan came here. She had her feet hanging out the window, and hazard lights on on the car. On the side of the highway. >> Police told the family that the baby could go with a trusted friend or relative Emily approved. Otherwise, the state could take custody. Her cousin was willing to take the child, so officers asked Emily directly whether she agreed. She said yes, allowing the newborn to leave the scene with family instead of being placed with the state. >> If you're okay, it's your cousin here. Are you okay with your child going with her, with your cousin? Yes? Okay. All right. >> Anything else now? That's it. She's okay with her going with her. >> Yeah, sure. She said it. >> Officers also told the relative that child protective services would be contacting her after the incident. For that night, their immediate goal was to get the newborn somewhere safe. Police helped arrange the car seat and confirmed where the relative would be staying before returning their attention to Emily's DUI investigation. >> The thing is, we want to get the child with the next closest family member that we possibly can, like I explained before. >> Baby's in good hands, I promise you. >> But, um child protective services is definitely going to be getting in touch with you. You know your cell phone number you gave, that's Make sure you answer it. >> Yes. >> Okay. They'll might even be calling you tonight. >> Emily was arrested for DUI and battery on a law enforcement officer. Later, an officer formally requested a breath sample to determine her alcohol level. She refused and continued refusing after the consequences were explained. The uploaded material provides no later plea, dismissal, conviction, sentence, or other court outcome. >> I'm now requesting that you submit to a lawful test of your breath for the purpose of determining its alcohol level. >> No. No?