I'm not talking. >> Sorry? >> Excuse me. >> What did you call me? >> I didn't call you anything. >> Following the driver's bizarre threats, the officer paid closer attention to her glossy eyes and slurred >> 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 >> Despite smelling alcohol clearly, the officer remained patient and requested a contact number for her family. >> impaired. I don't want you driving away. >> Okay, sir. >> Can you shut the car off and then maybe I can >> I'm not talking. >> Sorry? >> Excuse me. >> What did you call me? >> Noticing the driver was heavily impaired, the officer insisted she keep the door open and turn off the engine. >> my I had my ID in my >> So, where were you coming from? >> I had my driver's license >> Sorry? >> I had my driver's license >> right No, you are right here. Where were you coming from Where were you driving from? >> I was driving from Adam or Adam >> Did you crash? Do you remember where you crashed? >> Instead of complying, the woman suddenly blurted out a rude, offensive insult directly at the officer. >> Any questions for him? >> I know what happened. >> I know. Do you remember where it happened? >> Yeah. >> He and you were there. It happened over there, actually. That's why I'm asking you. Where were you coming from Where were you trying to go? Like