I'm tired. >> Sorry? >> Excuse me. >> What did you call me? >> I didn't call you anything. >> June 24th, 2025, in Schaumburg, Illinois, police responded to a report of a vehicle crash in a parking lot and arrived >> Ma'am, is this your car? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you have your insurance? Okay. Where are you coming from? >> Down the street. >> Down the street? >> I work for the disability center. >> Sorry? >> World Relief. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license and your insurance? >> Soon as the officer spoke with the female driver, he noticed unusual behavior and a hesitant evasive >> Okay. Thank you. Let's see your driver's license. What's your phone number real quick? >> I don't have my phone on me. >> You don't have Huh? >> The woman repeatedly offered conflicting explanations regarding her phone number and claimed her father handled all her vehicle >> And do you have insurance for the vehicle? >> Yes. >> Can I see it? >> My daddy has insurance. He handles everything. >> Call him. >> Can you call him? >> Do you have his phone number? >> dismounted as the woman turned hostile, accusing the officer of filming her illegally and threatening to get >> This is This is my coworker. >> I have >> How much have you been drinking? >> I haven't drank at all, actually. >> I smell it. I see your eyes are glassy. >> My eyes are glassy because I'm tired. I haven't slept in 4 days. >> Why are you slurring your words? Do you normally?