you are. >> Huh? >> I'm sorry. >> Um, >> I kind of wanted to know your name if that's okay. >> You know, the moment entitlement runs head first into reality, dignity is usually the first thing they toss overboard. >> So, I'm smelling the order of an alcoholic beverage coming from your breath. You said it was Saturday, correct? >> Yeah. >> Today's not Saturday. >> Get out right now. I'MMA do those stupid. Let me the out. >> Let's take a look at these ladies who managed to ruin their good names simply because they mistook their own arrogance for the law of the land. >> Like I'm going to be >> I can't let you I can't let you squat anywhere. I can't. >> So I can be in your hand. >> I cannot. It was October 19th, 2025 when a welfare check from an ex-boyfriend led the police straight to a car that was, well, let's just say unsteady. Now, was this a case of genuine concern or just some post breakup payback? Either way, the truth behind the wheel is going to raise some eyebrows. >> I'm sorry. Did I do something? >> Okay. What's that? >> Did I do something wrong? >> No. Somebody called us. Are >> Hi, this is my house. Oh, >> I was just coming to get her. >> Gotcha. Gotcha. >> I didn't know where you guys were. I went to the house over there. >> The driveway's full. >> I'm sorry. >> Gotcha. We got called in reference to a well-being check. >> Uh, so I I just I just wanted to get your statement on what you saw with her driving. >> What I observed through my eyes was she was swerving pretty radically going down the road. It was a huge concern and that's what led me to call y'all. >> 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 okay. Have you been drinking today? >> Uh I had two glasses of wine. >> 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. >> You mind if I hold on to the keys? I'm getting indicators that you're you're impaired right now. You have a slurred speech. You don't get slurred speech from one drink or two drinks. You know, >> I get >> you admitted to drinking and so >> Okay. So, I'm not going to I'm just going to their house right there. >> Well, I'm going to conduct an investigation. Okay. >> I need the car here. >> Okay. >> If you want me to. >> Okay. Don't I >> Okay, listen. Relax. Just take a deep breath. And she just admitted just now that she is she has been drinking. She has a slur speech. You could slightly smell alcohol. So, if you want to talk to her, I'll stand by. Or if you got anything, whatever you want to do, just let me know. >> All right. I appreciate it. You should hold you guys off. >> Okay. Appreciate it. >> So, what's going on? >> Um, I was at a birthday party. my daughter's friend. >> She tries her best to play it off, acting like having a few drinks and driving is just what polite party guests do. It's a classic psychological move. Putting on a mask of cooperation to see if she can charm her way out of a messy situation. >> I did have some wine before we left. Like, I'm not denying that. It wasn't something crazy, you know? >> How much does it drink? How many How many How >> I had three glasses of wine. like black. Um, yeah, I'm not denying that. Yeah, that's what I have. Um, >> all right. Would you be Would you be willing to cuz this conclude I'm going to do a criminal investigation now. Would you be willing to do some um field sobriety exercises? >> Yeah, if you >> Okay. >> Oh my god. Cuz >> I can smell the >> Yeah, I >> alcohol coming off your breath and your eyes are bloodshot. >> Um. Oh my god. >> 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 the light of your eyes. Okay. Do not move your head. Okay. >> Sorry. I'm fail. No. >> Okay. >> I promise you I didn't like >> overdo it. I think it's a scorn boyfriend type of thing. >> It's okay. I'm fine. >> It's fine. You're good after all this is done though. I kind of want to know your name if that's okay. Oh my god, I'm literally drunk. I told you I don't like being drink, right? This is literally the my literally worst nightmare and action. >> Here we see a battle between a manipulative mind and biological reality. She's trying so hard to talk her way around the officer, but once the alcohol hits the cerebellum, the body stops taking orders. Her words are saying one thing, but her balance is telling the whole truth. Like I have medication. I have not taken it, but I do have medication for my anxiety, especially when I feel bad for you having to be out here, too. >> Yeah, I'm supposed to be out here at six and they diverted me to this. So, >> at least you have a rain. >> Got to come prepared. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. This is horrible. >> All right, All right. You ready? >> Yeah. All right, you may start. >> I can't do it. >> Come on. Keep >> you done. I mean, okay, I can't. I can't. Okay. Like, we're good. It's fine. I just got to go through the list. You know, he was mad that I went over here, but it's it's fine. It's fine. >> 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 >> Yeah. Have it right then. >> Yes. >> Too little. >> Have mercy. >> That laughter and friendliness you hear, that's not joy. It's pure panic. It's a defense mechanism to soften the blow of failing the tests. And the second her body fails her, she flips the script, attacking her ex-boyfriend's motives and playing the blame game just to avoid the reality of her own intoxication. >> It's like, I get they only have me. They have nobody up. Their dad works 24/7 and needs everything. >> Um, >> my god, this is literally the worst thing. >> After touching your nose, immediately bring your hand back down to your side. Okay. So, it's in itself. >> Bring it back down to your side. >> All right. >> Sorry. >> All right. Do you understand all the instructions? >> Yes. >> All right. >> Your chin dimples are your hands. >> Thank you. >> When she pulled over, why are we >> Cuz baby daddy called. And then I can smell the smell of alcohol on her breath. >> Okay. You want I'm just going to finish the exercise with you. >> It's fine. >> All right. So, you remember? >> Yeah. >> Back. >> Do my thing. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> So, I >> Okay. Do you understand the instructions that I gave you? >> Yep. Just keep your head tilted back the whole time. Okay. >> Oh god, >> this is horrible. >> I know. Let's try and get through this. >> Getting in my 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 through. >> And then left. >> Oh, God. GET US OUT. This is one for the books. Can't wait to tell my mom. >> All right, I'm going to have you turn around for me. So, right now, you're getting placed on the road for DUI. >> Okay. Oh my god. What are you? >> I'm going to have you walk over to the back of my car. >> The moment those handcuffs click, the polite lady vanishes. In her place, we get aggression and named dropping. Instead of taking the L, she acts like the victim of some grand injustice, throwing around her social status to try and intimidate the officers. >> Okay, calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. >> What did I do wrong? Like, I didn't >> 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 li your breath, and then you also displayed multiple signs to me that you were impaired. Okay. >> So, you said it's in your wallet. >> You said it's in your wallet. >> I know there's some strings you can pull. My my my cousin is charging. No. Where is your ID? Where's your wallet? >> In my wallet. In my purse. >> In your purse. >> Where's your purse at in the car? >> It's in my my purse. It's It's in the front. >> In the front. Okay. Give me one second. >> I have to piss so bad. Like I'm not Can I just like squat? No. Like I got to pee. >> Yes. >> Like I'm going to be >> I can't let you I can't let you squat anywhere. >> I can't. So I can be in your hand. >> I cannot just try and hold it until we get there. I'm trying to be as quick as I possibly can. Okay. >> I don't want to be in your car. >> I I I know you don't. >> How many What >> how many miles are on the car? Like you know how many miles? >> No idea. >> Is it brand new or is it >> No. No. It's a 2019. So I like >> I I know. I'm I'm trying my best. I'm trying my best. >> I have no idea. Like I'm about to pee in your car. your mom 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. >> In the end, she took a ride to the county jail to face a DUI charge. Down in Florida, that can mean a 180day license suspension, at least 50 hours of community service, and a hefty bill of $5,000 in fines and costs. So, what do you think about that ex-boyfriend? Was it a petty revenge play or a responsible call to keep an innocent family from getting hit? Because look, drunk driving is bad enough, but this doctor's high-speed ego trip is on a whole other level. The overseas highway was turned upside down by a wave of terrified 911 calls. A woman, completely wasted, turned her car into a lethal weapon, leading police on a chase that'll make your heart skip a beat. You have to wonder what kind of truth is hiding behind that level of recklessness. What? Put your hands on the wheel. Do it now. Put your hands on the wheel. Do it now. River, open the door. I got her hands. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. GET OUT. Right now. >> You good? >> Yeah, I'm good. Good job. I didn't have spikes. I was glad you didn't have spikes. He was going to hit me. I ran away. team one detained. Traffic stopped right now. Right there. Hey. Hey. >> I got I was on the phone. >> Sit. Sit in the car. Get in the goddamn car. What is your name? What is your name? Are you hurt? We'll talk later. >> Now look at her. Instead of being scared, she's moving slow, acting like the real world just doesn't exist. The scariest part isn't even the speed. It's her total lack of awareness. That silence you see. That's not her being cooperative. It's a complete disconnect from reality. >> Um, she swerved around me into oncoming traffic almost with three people head on. She hit another car behind me. I don't know where that car went. >> She hit a car. >> She hit another car in front of me. She got out in the middle of the road twice. She stopped. She got out in the middle of the road and tried to open the driver's side of somebody else's vehicle and that person got scared and took off. >> That was >> that was back around the entrance of Big Pine. >> Okay. >> And I've been following her since. I got her license plate. I gave it to dispatch. But >> can I get you to put what you just told me on a written statement? >> That's fine. Perfect. Whatever you need. >> That'll help me. >> Do you see a drink? There's like spilled liquid. >> Yeah. >> Everywhere. But do you see a can or a cup? Negative. >> You're garbage. And I would pay for it because >> I'd like to put your seat belt on. Okay. Can you lean back against the car? >> Fake. >> Okay. Can you look that way? I'm going to put your seat belt on. >> So fake it. And look like >> ma'am. ARE THERE PEOPLE AT THE MOUNTAIN AND YOU WANT TO PAY FOR IT? PIECE OF GARBAGE. BENNY, >> I hope you don't have like kids. >> Okay. Do you have anything on? Anything in your pockets? >> No. >> Don't dodge me. >> Garbage. >> Okay. The camera's on inside the car. >> I love your >> Okay. >> Get off. >> Good talk. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> I got on the phone with 911. I gave them their license plate and she got out. I mean, stumbling and just started like obviously on narcotics or something or on alcohol. I don't know what she's got going on, but do you speak English? >> No. >> She isn't just drunk. She's downright arrogant. She actually tries to use her status and a little charm to manipulate the officer. But you see, when money can't buy its way out of the legal process, that brazen attitude turns into a very desperate, very ugly rage. >> You want me like [ __ ] my my head. >> Are you okay? No. >> What happened? >> My my my my my feet is melt. >> What? >> Shut up, please. You want me? How much you want? >> Where are you trying? >> I'm like Aventura. Aventura. How much you want? >> What do you mean? >> How much you want? >> For what? Do you leave me >> to leave you >> and my brothers? >> I don't know what you're trying to ask me. >> How much you want me? >> How much for what? >> How much you want? >> How much for what? What do you want? >> Why do you [ __ ] off? >> You want me to [ __ ] off? >> What you're asking, >> baby? >> I'm trying to understand what you want, >> baby. How much you want? >> Are you trying to offer me money so that I let you go? Is that what you're saying? What do you want? want to have fun on the beach and like to me you and me like to just have some chill here on the [ __ ] beach. >> OKAY. Stop kicking the dog hard. All right. >> PROSTITUTION, [ __ ] PROSTITUTION. >> At the station, her audacity really hits its peak when she refuses the breathalyzer. She clings to that doctor title like a life raft, using it as a shield to cover up her own shame. It's sad really watching someone turn a hollow ego into their final defense against the law. That >> is quite the position you ended up in. >> Swing your legs out. We're leaving the car now. >> No, >> come on. Let's go. It's time for us to go upstairs. >> No, >> I don't care. It's time for you to go upstairs. Yep. Come on. >> Scoot this way. You can look at me all you want. Let me get your things. See if they listen. Do you have anything in your mouth? >> Check. Open your mouth, please. Lift your tongue. Thank you. Will you do some exercises with me like following my finger and walking on the line? >> Sure. >> Yeah. Okay, perfect. Would you please stand up? >> Sure. But you can take this out from me. >> As long as as long as you stay calm. >> Can I get a lawyer? >> Not right now. >> A lawyer? You will? >> I have a lawyer. >> Good. I will take >> Can I Can I call Can I call my lawyer? >> Not right now. You will later though. Yes. >> No. Okay. Lord, I don't want to do anything about my lawyer. >> Will you not do field lawyer? >> Okay. Right now is your opportunity to do field sobriety exercises. Will you do field sobriety exercises with me? Yes or no? >> With my lawyer. >> Okay. So, that's a no. >> Yeah. With my lawyer. >> Okay. Go ahead and sit back down, please. >> With my lawyer. >> Go ahead and sit back down, please. >> Sure. >> Thank you. >> When all the manipulation fails, the real woman finally shows up under those harsh station lights. You know, when an ego is backed into a corner and has nothing left to bargain with, that's when the darkest parts of a person tend to come out. >> Police and a medicine doctor. >> Mhm. >> I'M A MEDICINE DOCTOR. RADIOLOGIST DOCTOR. >> SIT BACK DOWN. >> 5 YEARS. >> SIT BACK DOWN. >> Sit in the chair. >> Look, I want you guys have this piece of [ __ ] Piece of [ __ ] as a piece of share. Doctor, my broken bones for two hours. US a citizen pay my taxes. Why you GIVE ME TWO HOURS WITH MY BROKEN BONES? PIECE OF [ __ ] WHY? >> HEY, >> WHY YOU GIVE ME TWO HOURS? >> NO MORE YELLING. >> IN YOUR CAR POLICE, you know what? I want to live in the Can you >> Bahamian and the Caribbean? I'm paying taxes to I want to talk to you. >> Sit down, Miss Rodriguez. >> Rodriguez, >> is that your name? >> You got me there. >> Is that your name? Is this your driver's license? >> Oh, you got it. >> Oh, >> you see you you're taking a while. >> Yeah. >> American paying taxes. your city saying paying taxes. >> See the nurs >> kill them the same way they are us. But this guy right here, HE DON'T KNOW [ __ ] DID YOU KNOW I was ask this guy something? Kill him. Kill him. >> So listen, you're going to be arrested for the following things. You don't have to. >> You don't even have to listen to me. It's okay. You're being arrested for fleeing and eluding, which is a sit. >> Sit back down. >> Sit. In the end, she took a ride to the county jail to face charges for DUI, fleeing, and reckless driving. If convicted, she's looking at up to 90 days behind bars, $4,000 in fines, and losing her license for a full year. Well, that doctor sure had a lot to say. But the lady in our next story decided to use her car and her fist to test the law. It's May 23rd, 2025 down in Florida. Police can't believe their eyes as they watch a car casually driving the wrong way, then backing up right in the middle of a red light intersection. This kind of reckless behavior isn't just a traffic violation. It's hiding a much darker, much messier truth. >> Do you have an ID on you, ma'am? >> You don't have an ID at all. >> So, you reversed in traffic all the way. >> There was no traffic, >> ma'am. Ma'am, I literally watched you at the light reverse all the way into a red into a red light. There's >> no traffic. >> Doesn't matter if there's traffic or not. You're reversing. >> You're going these directions getting exposed to >> Okay. Do you have a valid driver's license? >> Okay. >> Can I have the registration insurance? >> You don't have any of that? >> My ex-husband does. >> Okay. >> Have you been drinking tonight, ma'am? 5429 on a gray show up. >> You had three beers. Do you mind lowering the window over there, ma'am? >> No, you don't want to lower the window. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, you reversed into traffic. That that >> I don't mean to. Okay. I didn't mean to. I wasn't trying to. I was just trying to check around to go talk to them. >> When did you last drink, ma'am? >> I had three beers at um That's fine. ma'am. And and now she locked it. Okay. >> And I pulled up. I'm sorry. >> It was the wrong place. >> So, you were going to Taco Bell. >> I was trying to I was trying to find something to eat cuz I'm starving and like I went to um Big >> No. And I had Perfect. Ma'am, >> you you all right? Anything medical going on with you? Just just tired, hungry? >> I'm hungry. >> Okay. >> What was it? I was I was trying to do I was not trying to fix the walk. >> Seriously? >> What? >> Nothing. >> Over here. >> Tell you what. Okay. So, okay. So, I will tell you. >> Stay. Ma'am, stay in the vehicle. Stay in the vehicle, please. We call this the I'm invincible mindset. She honestly believes disasters only happen to other people. The fact that she hasn't crashed yet in her mind, that's proof she's perfectly fine. It's the hallmark of someone who was never taught the basic ABCs of responsibility and consequences. >> So, let me tell you something that's been going on. I've been verbally abused. >> Okay. >> That was abused the last >> by who? I don't want to say >> she I was at that light over there and she literally reversed. I saw her pass the light. >> She put her car in reverse and went reverse into the red light. >> Oh, >> and then when I pulled her over, she kept going. >> Like she literally just >> No, I didn't see >> I don't know if it is or not, but >> So, as of right now, um I will be doing a DUI investigation. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Yeah. Would you be willing to perform some some field surprise exercises for me? >> Would you be willing to perform some field sobriety exercises for me to make sure that you're okay to drive? >> Yes. >> Okay, perfect. >> It depends on what >> do you mean? It depends on what it is. >> Okay. So, today I've been abused so bad I got [ __ ] punched in the face. >> You did? >> Yes. >> Where'd you get punched then, ma'am? >> I'm not going to give that person up. >> Okay. I punched in the face my phone going to a couch. Um, so you don't understand like my situation. >> You say no to be refusal and from what I'm observing, from what you've told me, it'll be DUI rest. >> Okay. I'll do it. Yes. >> You'll do it. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> What's going on? >> I'm going through a divorce. I went to get three beers with my friend. I said, I'm starving. Going to get that and go back to my mom's house. I don't even live here. I live in Austin County. >> Okay. And I'm sorry, but I don't know what I did. I just it my GPS said whatever. And I didn't mean to break the law to back up. >> Usually people don't mean to break the law, but it just happens. Okay. >> Yeah, I didn't mean to. >> Now, watch this. She starts digging up old trauma, trying to stir up pity. She's hoping the officer will feel sorry for her and just let it slide by turning her personal mess into a grand tragedy. She's really just stalling, trying to push off that breathalyzer for as long as she can. >> Why are you freaking out, man? >> Cuz I don't want to go. >> We're not doing anything to you. >> If you don't want to perform these these exams, I I just got to go based off what I already see. >> No, I'm just >> Okay. Well, then you got to pay attention. >> You got to follow directions here. I'm sorry. >> That's fine. You got to follow directions. >> I am. >> You're just opening your eyes, man. I don't think >> I'm just shut. I'm just looking at it. All right, ma'am. So, based on my observations and what I observed, um, >> ma'am, for what? >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Come on. This is [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Stop. >> Do you want your Do you want your phone in your purse, ma'am? >> For what did I do wrong? >> You're going to jail tonight. >> Why? >> Cuz you're ma'am. >> You're DUI. >> No, I'm not DUI. >> You're slurring your spur insane speech insanely. Are you taking a breathalyzer? No. >> You You'll have that opportunity. >> You have the opportunity to do that. >> Do you want your phone in your purse? >> No. On a breathalyzer right now before I go in at the jail. We'll do that. >> No, right now. >> You have to. You have to. According to the law, I know my dad's a police officer. So >> where? >> It doesn't matter. So give me a breathalyzer >> on scene. We don't have one. >> At the jail, we do have one. >> No, I'm not going to jail for [ __ ] I'll call my dad and be right down there anding your [ __ ] up. though. I'm telling you right now, I ain't this [ __ ] >> I get the [ __ ] beat out of me every day. You don't care. Yeah, you looking You don't care. But I do. >> I understand what you're telling me. >> No, you don't care. >> Why didn't you Why didn't you call the cops? >> Um because I care about that person. >> Okay. >> And I don't want them getting in trouble. What if I >> drove the wrong way down the road in reverse >> and then went into the middle? >> Have her lean against the back of your car till Burks gets here. >> No, I will not. No. Call my father. >> You know, she's way too old to be acting like a 5-year-old who just lost her candy. And then she threatens to call daddy to settle the score. It just goes to show how hollow she really is. Without someone else's power to lean on, she's got nothing. The minute the victim acts, the bully comes right out to play. >> Hey, you're Hey, >> I'm talking to you. >> No, no, you're talking to me. >> No, I'm talking to him. >> No, no, no. >> The [ __ ] joke. >> Listen to me. >> If you don't listen, if you do not listen, you're going to catch another charge. >> I resisting. I suggest you cooperate. Okay, >> you need to calm down >> right now. Calm down. I've been calmed down. I haven't done anything wrong. And please don't arrest me. Please. Stop. Stop, man. >> Stop fooling. >> I'm not playing this game with you. >> Just leave my [ __ ] arms off. >> Listen to me very carefully. You start fighting us. This is not going to end well. >> Wait, let me let me ask you. Why am I going to do that? >> I just told you that you're drunk. >> Smelling your breath. >> Oh, you guys have alcohol. >> Burnt. >> Okay. No, no, no. I want a breath like right now. >> You will get one. >> I want one now. >> Oh my god. This is so [ __ ] ridiculous. Get her cleared so we can take her to the jail. >> No, you can't take me to the jail without a breathalyzer. >> Oh my god, you're hurting my arm. Stop. What do you think happened in there? >> Well, the fact that it was put out to you and you cut yourself, I'm most concerned about police. >> Okay, so I have a I cut myself. Is that like you uh walk? >> No, but for the safety of my officers. >> I was not trying to cut your officers. >> Ma'am, can you please face the car, please? >> For what? What have I [ __ ] done? Exactly. We're not going to keep going through this. >> No, I'm asking you. What did I [ __ ] do? >> You reversed into traffic and now you're on going in circles. >> No, shut >> What are you going to do? >> Stop. >> She has to search her >> or I'm going to forcefully put you in the car. >> Get in THE CAR, MA'AM. >> BIRDS. >> You know what? We can't do this. >> DO NOT KICK ME. HEY, STOP. Back up. Back up. Back up. >> No, I said to the [ __ ] GET THE [ __ ] AWAY FROM ME. SHE SAYS, "STOP IT." >> She [ __ ] forced me in the car in my head first. That's why. >> Seat belt. >> She's intentionally twisting her own refusal to cooperate into police mistreatment. She's trying to stage a scene of police brutality right there just so she can play the victim in front of a judge later. Even with the cameras rolling and the truth plain as day, she's still committed to the performance. >> You know what? You guys are Get the away from me. >> Yeah. We'll see. >> Add battery on Leo. You want to step out please help the birds walk off step out >> and you sat there and you like after the fact. After the fact after the after >> I asked you multiple times to get in the car. >> Don't talk to me anymore. >> Well then let's just cooperate. That's all. I have not done anything. What do I do? What do I do? I have a back up. I'm [ __ ] right. Oh my god. >> Do not move your arm away from me. You understand? >> I'm right now. >> If you're going to act a fool, I'm going to treat you like a fool. So, >> I already have for no reason. >> Yeah, for sure. I have. That's enough. >> Yeah. Why am I What have I done? >> Backing up. Backing my phone. >> Battery against an officer. >> Simple battery. Whenever you're mad at me. Yeah, you put my head in the [ __ ] thing. >> That's why I told you to get in the car. You cannot put >> physical force. I can't. >> I could use the force necessary. You're not going to know. Please. >> Are you going to calm down? >> I'm calm. >> I'm not going to keep repeating. >> Excuse me. >> I'm not repeating it again. >> You're not repeating it. Yes. >> Charges are DUI and battery on law enforcement. I did not battery for what? I did not. >> You even just advised and stated that you did kick me. >> I never kicked you. You slammed my head in the >> You slam my head in the door. No, I did not state that. >> In the end, she took a trip to the county jail to face charges for a DUI with a blood alcohol level over.15, battery on a law enforcement officer, and driving the wrong way. The court handed her a year of probation, a one-year license suspension, and she'll have to blow into an ignition interlock device for the next 6 months just to start her car. After the crash comes that stone cold silence. Just wait for the exact moment she realizes she's officially run out of luck. On January 26th, 2025, patrol officers spotted a vehicle flying down the road at high speed, behaving, let's just say, erratically, and having the trunk wide open. Well, that was the first dead giveaway that this lady had completely lost her grip, leading to a confrontation that escalated very quickly. >> Going to Monster Warl. The reason why I stopped you is because you're going a little fast in the swerving. Do you have your driver's license insurance on you? Where are you coming from? >> I'm going to home. I actually just picked somebody up, but not home. >> You going home? >> Yeah. >> Where's home at? >> Literally around the corner, so that stops. Bruce. >> Okay. So, where are you coming from? >> I just dropped a friend off, but I live right on South. >> Okay. >> Couple hours ago. >> Okay. And what time did you leave your friend's house? What time is it? 11. So 9 matter though. >> Okay. >> But you said I was four, but no, it wasn't. >> Okay. So I was going speed living. >> Okay. We're in your phone. >> Look. So boom. >> Okay. >> Always put that just to see when I'm getting there. I'm 2 minutes away. I'm right there. >> Okay. >> So this is normal for me. >> Okay. >> I've been out all day. So the we were watching football. So >> watching football. >> Yeah, football started too or whatever. So that's why I'm like >> What do you mean? >> Going twice. >> I was swerving. >> What do you mean? I was following that car that was going the same speed that I was. I wasn't. >> That car wasn't in front of you. >> No, no, no. The car was in front of me. >> Okay. But where I saw you swerving, the car wasn't in front of you. You were the only big on the roadway. >> Okay. >> What do you need from me? >> Your insurance. Did you find it? The only reason I'm looking for it is cuz I just actually went from State Farm. >> Switch State Farm. >> No, I went from State Farm. >> Okay. >> To another. >> So, what town is your friend located then? >> The address that I still have pulled up right there is where I'm going to. >> I know, but where were you at? >> I was out my friend's house. >> Where is your friend's house at? >> In Juliet. >> In Juliet. >> That's where I'm driving from. >> You're driving from Juliet? Okay. Where in Juliet? >> Better though. Okay, I'm trying to figure out the time of events. So where >> you know a sober person keeps their answers short and sweet, but someone with something to hide. They start piling on the details, hoping to sound convincing. But the second the officers started digging into exactly how much she'd had to drink. All those long- winded excuses just fell apart, exposing the truth she was trying so hard to bury. >> Brock at Homer Blade and I went from 159th to come this way. >> Okay. And I'm going home right now. >> Okay. Period. >> All right. Do you have the insurance with the new company? >> I'll pull it up. >> So your friend and Joliet. What time did you get the Juliet address? >> That that you know damn well that doesn't I'm I'm just literally around the corner. That's why it's going on. >> I get it. >> So you said you left you said you left your friend's house at 9:00 to drop off your friend and homework. Correct. >> I am football. You watch football? >> I watch football. I get you. >> Okay. So, >> okay. So, that's what time you left approximately when the football game ended. >> Played and she's played. So, as soon as the Chiefs got done playing, I dropped him off in a Glenn and I that's why I was coming this way and this is why I'm on this road to go home. That's right here. >> Going home 2 minutes away. >> Okay. So, how much did you drink in Juliet? No, nothing because I was earlier with my friend in Juliet and I dropped him off in Homer Glenn and that's why I'm on this road. I'm right here. What do you mean? >> So, you had nothing to drink over in Jo? >> No. And that's why if you say that I'm swerving as maybe cuz I look down right quick, but I have this up right now because I'm going there and if I go there right now, then she'll tell you. >> Did you take any prescription medication, Juliet? >> Nothing. >> Okay. Did you smoke any weed in Juliet? >> I don't smoke weed. Okay. So, you don't smoke? Do you drink alcohol? >> No, I don't do none of that [ __ ] >> So, you didn't drink tonight? >> I haven't done nothing. Whatever you want to do, you can do. But I'm tired. >> Would you want to do field sobriety testing? >> I do. No, because it's it's unnecessary. But like what I'm telling you right now is that if you're telling me right now that I was swerving, I don't think so. I was not because it was a car in front of me. Okay. >> And I didn't even know you were behind me. But either way, it doesn't matter. >> Okay. So, I'm smelling the order of an alcoholic beverage coming from your breath. You said it was Saturday, correct? Yeah, >> today's not Saturday. >> It's Sunday. It's the football game. >> Yeah, it's Sunday. Correct. >> Already. >> Now, forgetting it's the weekend isn't just absent-mindedness. It's a clear sign she's lost her sense of time thanks to whatever she's on. And the moment she realized her sober act was cracking, she decided to pull out her very last card to try and save herself. Any reason why the trunk was trunk was open? >> You can check the trunk. I accidentally popped it. I could pop it in >> cuz you were driving with it open. >> No, I didn't. >> You're not. You weren't driving with it open. >> No. >> So, when did it get popped? When was the >> I'm trying to make a thing right now. I legit just saw it, so I just went like that. >> I'll pop it again for you to see it. >> Okay. What do you mean? So, I'm gonna request that you do some fields of variety testing just based on some of the indicators I saw and some of the things you said. Okay. >> What did I say? >> Okay. Based on some of the things I saw, >> some of the things you said, I'm asking you to see Fields of Rice testing. Would you be willing to do the testing? >> What did I say? >> Okay. >> I'm asking I'm only asking cuz that doesn't make sense. >> You said it was Saturday. I'm smelling an order of alcoholic beverage coming from your breath. It's Sunday and I watch the football game and I drop my guy off. He asked me why I'm on this road. >> I drop my friend off. He goes in Homer Glenn and I'm right here on this road >> and I'm 2 minutes away. What do you mean? >> Like I said before, you have a strong order of alcoholic barber to make for your breath. How >> you were swerving on the roadway? >> I have my >> Your trunk was open when you were driving. You were speeding. Okay, >> that means the person in front of me was speeding. >> Okay, the person in front of you was not in front of you when I got you on radar. Okay, it's all on camera. >> Okay, so I'm going to ask you one more time. Would you be willing to do the field sobriety testing? >> Go for it. I don't care. But I'm telling go whatever you want to do, but I'm telling you right now, you asked me my timeline. I dropped my homie off and I drove down the street and the person in front of me literally if I was speeding then they were speeding. I was just going home. >> All right. Do you know what approximate what time it is right now? >> Yeah, it's like 11:30. >> She actually seems offended that her education didn't give her a get out of jail free card. Using her social status as a shield is really just a desperate stall tactic. A pathetic attempt to hide the intoxication that's becoming more obvious by the second. >> So, you're willing to do a field site testing? Did you want to do them here or did you want to go back to the station where it's warm? Oh, I'll do it right now. I don't >> do it right now. Okay, >> take a break. All right. So now what you can do face me is a permanent breath sample. It is you're going to blow it and you're going to take a sample like you're blowing up birthday candles. You understand? >> I understand. I'm not blowing. No. >> You don't want to provide a sample? >> No. Like I haven't even been drinking all night and I've shown you that. Okay. >> Did they just tell you that? >> Okay. >> Drink all night. >> So this is just something request. I know that but I also study this >> and get it. >> Okay. So, I'm gonna ask you again. It's part of the field's right test. Would you like to provide a period breast? >> I understand that. Okay. >> But at the same time, nothing. >> If you said you had nothing to drink, >> if you said you had nothing to drink >> that I've done that, >> what is that? >> Zen. >> Okay. So, >> you guys know that. >> I'm going to request that you provide a familiar breast sample. Would you be willing to provide a sample? >> No. because it's stupid. You know that I haven't and I'm down the street from my house. You know that I haven't done that. Your your test that you just did showed that I have I'm perfectly fine. So, I'm so confused right now. >> You have a strong order of alcohol rubbish coming from your breath. Okay. You're saying you didn't drink anything, but I could smell it. Okay. You were swerving. You drove with your trunk open. You drove with your trunk open. >> If my trunk was open, that was an accident. It must have been open way before that. And even soon as I saw it, I closed it. Like, what do you mean? >> That happens all the time. >> You were driving with it open. You were driving with it open. >> That does not indicate anything. You know, like that could have been an accident. I People drive with their open accident all the time. >> The officer stays firm, not even flinching when she claims to know the law. See, she thinks that as long as she feels like she can drive, she hasn't done anything wrong. But the law goes by the numbers in your system, honey. Not by how much unearned confidence you have behind the wheel. >> To search my car, >> but right now, >> who do you work for? >> I I'm not even Nope. What I'm telling you right now is you said my trunk was open, right? That happens all the time. That's an accident. >> That's what they got a watch speed for, right? >> All right. Who do you work for? >> They got speed for >> They do. You're right about that. But what I'm telling you right now is the simple fact that my trunk was open. You said that >> my trunk that's an accident, dude. >> Go on. All right. So, >> what I'm telling you right now is like I passed I know I passed it because I haven't done anything all day. I watched the Super Bowl. Not the Super. I watched football all day. The Super Bowls whenever. >> So, if you were an officer though, then would you know that that it's not there those tests aren't pass or fail? You realize that, correct? It's not pass or fail, but you do also understand that when you do those tests, you know when someone's really >> Okay. So, be honest with me about how much you had to be. Be honest about how much you're doing. But you asked me a question. That's why I >> You're trying to identify yourself as a police officer, but you won't tell us where you were. >> What I am I No. What I No, that's wrong. >> Okay. So, you're not an officer. >> Are you I'm not talking to him. >> Are you a police officer? I'm talking to you, right? Are you a police officer? >> What I'm trying to tell you right now? No. No. No. I am not a police officer. >> Okay. Then >> what are you talking about where you where you studied this? No. What does that >> What I'm trying to tell you is that like you guys know damn well that I'm not [ __ ] up to where I can't go down the street around the corner. >> So you would admit that you were drinking just a little bit. >> No, I legit. >> So you just said that you're not [ __ ] up enough to get to where you're going. What does that even mean? >> I didn't say that. So stop. So, what I'm trying to tell you right now, I get it. You guys are getting irritated. I I understand that. But what I'm telling you right now is that the fact that my trunk was open and I was speeding. Come on. >> If you had a choice, Sounds good. What I'm going to do is face that officer right there. Face that officer right there. Put your hands on the back. 195. What's happening? >> You're being under arrest for driving mon. >> In the end, she took a trip to the station to face charges for DUI, driving without insurance, improper lane usage, and speeding. Up in Illinois, that can cost you $2,500 in fines, plus court costs, along with losing your license for up to a year. Regret usually shows up late. But for this woman, that late realization came with a script that was 10 times worse than the crime itself. On October 17th, 2025, a simple parking lot fender bender pulled back the curtain on the woman behind the wheel. Even though she was clearly a mess, she still had the audacity to think she was the one calling the shots. Well, let's see how that actually worked out for her. >> Hello. >> How you doing? Aside from, you know, the obvious, >> you know, so is Lano. Um, I just got to talk to her real quick. >> Ma'am, come talk to me for a minute. Got it. >> I just can't get up like that cuz I'm sore as [ __ ] That [ __ ] don't work for me. >> Don't talk to me for a minute. Okay. >> I ain't You got to talk to me about myself. >> Am I about to talk to you about yourself? >> No. I'm asking, do you have to talk to me by myself? I want my baby to come with me. >> I know, but I can't do that right now. >> Okay. >> All right. So they filled me in as far as what happened on the crash. Okay. >> I ain't got [ __ ] to front. We got We just had a baby. We a gay couple. We just had a baby that this that's in this ICU. We was going to see her. And they ain't got no no reason for me to rush or none of that. But I I don't know. I just I literally been having a good day. But from from me to you, I don't know what you want me to tell you other than other than what you want to ask me. >> Well, I'll um I'll let you know uh the reason why I'm here. Okay. It's an official investigation. >> Okay. Um, >> what do I mean? >> Driving under the influence. >> Okay. Um, and just for this short minute that I've been talking to you, I have seen quite a few, you know, signs of impairments coming from you. Okay. Um, so with that being said, like I said, the crash investigation's complete. This time I am going to be doing a DUI investigation. Does that make sense? >> Either that or you is. >> I am going to be doing a DUI investigation. >> What? Does that make sense? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> But that's the thing. I since I've been drinking, the only reason I feel like this is because I pulled over. I wasn't trying to. >> No, not true. But how much would you say you are? >> I I can't really tell you. I can't I can tell you how much I drink, but I can't tell you the limit of what it needs to be. >> She tries to use a family tragedy as a shield, convincing herself she deserves a pass because she's hurting. But that little fantasy hits a brick wall the moment the officer stops playing along and officially shifts the focus to a DUI investigation. >> What have you been drinking? >> We'll start with that. What you been drinking? >> Huh? >> What's What have you been drinking? >> Son, >> huh? >> I I ain't got no license. I ain't got [ __ ] And I've been drinking my son. Simple as that. >> And if you find Listen, but wait. >> Listen. If you find anything else in the car, that was already in the car cuz I ain't calling. >> I tell you what, I don't care about anything else in the car. I just care about what me and you are talking about right now. >> Like I told like I told him, the only reason I can't stop because I ain't my ro [ __ ] up. I ain't going to say I ain't got no brakes >> cuz I I can check You can check the rotor and for anxiety and depression. >> What do you take? >> I I can't I ain't going to lie. I can't tell you. I don't know. My grandma only person that know she in the hospital. I got you. Okay. >> So, I can't tell you. >> So, we'll start with the uh like I said, uh each exercise I'm going to explain and show you how to do it before we start each one. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, what I'm going to have you do first, go ahead and stand in front of me with your feet together, >> toes and heels touching, right? Down by your side. >> All right. What I'm going to have you do first, all right, is I'm going to hold this light up in front of you. All right. You just I simply ask that you follow this red light here with your eyes only without moving out. >> Like I said, follow this light with your eyes only without moving your head. All right? And you're not wearing contacts, correct? >> Okay. Like I said, >> I can't I I can't see, but I ain't wearing contests. That's all I say. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> That's all I got to say. Like I said, >> just going to follow the red light with your eyes only. All right. >> Like this. >> I can't have my my hands in my pocket. Just come up. Okay. >> Ready? >> Right. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> Ready? >> Follow the light. Right. >> Yeah. Follow the light. Okay. All right. Let's make sure we keep our head still. Just move your eyes. All right. You can't argue with biology. And her eyes failed that test miserably. The second she's placed under arrest. That explosion of anger isn't strength. It's just a defense mechanism. She's terrified of the reality that for once she's going to be held accountable. >> I pass the first one. No. Ain't no Ain't no come on over here to my car. Okay. >> Love me. Ain't no deal. Bet you not going to tell me I got ideas, right? >> I can't see my baby. >> Can I see her? >> Once once we get done, >> can I get her please? >> Once I get her sat down and everything, I'll let you >> No, do not do that. >> Baby, stop. I already did it. It don't matter. I already did it. [ __ ] >> Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. Back up. >> I PROMISE YOU I AIN'T GOING TO [ __ ] RUN. THEY THINK I run. This [ __ ] black, [ __ ] I ain't going to run like the last time. [ __ ] STOP GRABBING ME. I AIN'T GOING to run. And y'all, y'all so bad as [ __ ] Listen, if I'm a female, y'all know I'm female. Y'all not supposed to check me. You ass [ __ ] My baby. It don't matter. I don't give a [ __ ] Guess what? I'm a sick and I want to talk to my baby. >> Well, you lost that opportunity. >> She said I don't care. >> Stop, >> MAN. NO, CUZ YOU JUST LET ME TALK. I'M BEING HONEST WITH YOU. >> You do stupid [ __ ] like this. NO, IT AIN'T STUPID [ __ ] I WANT TO MY BABY. >> NO. WHEN YOU START doing [ __ ] like YOU'RE DOING RIGHT NOW, YOU DON'T. >> THAT'S WRONG WITH TRYING TO [ __ ] UP. I SAID, "LET ME GO." >> PUT YOUR HANDS BACK BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I'm not. >> Put your hands behind your back. No, they're not. You just shut my pocket. >> Back behind your back. >> Baby, just >> No. >> Cuz if you put them back in front, you're going to GET ANOTHER CHARGE. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? Do you understand? He just SAY HE JUST SAY, "DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> I CAN'T DO SHIT." >> This is Diamond's ego screaming in pure desperation. She's using aggression as her last weapon, but all that shouting just gives away how powerless she really feels. It's a clumsy power play meant to hide the fact that she's completely lost control. >> Calm down. >> No, she lost that opportunity when she started doing dumb stuff, >> which I think she's still doing. Calm down. >> FREAKING CALM DOWN. NO. >> NO. NO. NO. [ __ ] GET ON ME. >> TURN AROUND. >> NO. AND THE [ __ ] TURN AROUND NOW. >> NO. [ __ ] You want to text me again? I ain't getting no face. You stupid. >> Not you. YOU [ __ ] YOU A STUPID ASS OFF CUZ I NO. BUT LISTEN. NO. LISTEN. GRAB ME. NO. >> NO. GRAB ME. NO. GRAB ME. I'M GOING TO BE GRABB. >> NO. YOU GOT TO GRAB ME. >> YOU GOT I'M I'mma hold on to you. >> You're good. >> No. >> You're good. >> You're making this worse. Okay. >> You're making this worse, mama. You got to calm down. >> We're going to try this again. >> No. right now. >> Entertain me. >> Have a seat. >> No, you're okay. Come on. >> Knock [ __ ] off. >> LET ME SH MY FACE. >> DON'T DO THAT. >> LET ME OUT OF MY FACE. NO. AIN'T NO FEMALE. >> NO. [ __ ] THAT REGARDLESS. >> Calm down. Don't. You need to calm down. >> I'MMA DO SOME STUPID [ __ ] LET ME THE OUT. >> When you're backed into a corner, sometimes you lash out just to try and flip the script. But seeing the curtains close on her performance, she decides to just burn everything down, destroying any chance of mercy or grace, and diving head first into a fight she's already lost. >> HI. I'M NOT SICK. >> What's up? Okay. What's up? >> What's up? I got HIM IN THE GAME. THIS [ __ ] IS A PAIN. IF I WANT TO RUN MY [ __ ] I would have read. >> Stop. I didn't want to touch who YOU [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] JUST CUZ YOU WHITE. YOU [ __ ] ASS CRACK. YOU A FEMALE. REGARDLESS, I'M A [ __ ] FEMALE. OH, [ __ ] THAT. I'm I'm reach. >> Calm down. >> Hey, calm down. >> [ __ ] off me then. >> Calm down. >> LET ME GO. SHE GOT ME. I AIN'T GOING TO RUN FOR HER, [ __ ] I for you before I forget. Calm down. >> It's not making it better, >> bro. You not making no better. You a female, >> right? And that's why I'm here, right? >> Let me know. I'm not a rough one. >> No, I'm not. >> Your girl told you. Remember? Remember your girl? >> Let me know. I can't lie to my girl. LET ME SAY FOR YOU TO CALM DOWN. >> I AIN'T DOING [ __ ] GOING TO MAKE FUN OF ME. >> LET ME MAMA. DON'T LET me let me get the [ __ ] out. >> Don't do that. >> Calm down. >> You want TO MAKE THE [ __ ] ASS? >> HEY. OKAY. >> LET ME GO. >> LET ME GO. >> LET ME GO. >> LET ME go all day, [ __ ] Let me go. Come on. >> I'm not going. You let me go. I'm not. >> Let's go. Don't do that. >> MOM, I'M NOT LETTING ME GO. MY [ __ ] SAID ME THOUGH, BUT LET ME GO. >> You won't [ __ ] WITH ME. YEAH, I PROMISE YOU. >> In the end, she was hauled off to jail to face a long list of charges. Battery on an officer, resisting with violence, DUI with property damage, driving on a suspended license, and refusing a breathalyzer. If convicted, she's looking at a potential $8,000 fine, 180 days in a cell, and 3 years of probation. Losing control is one thing, but when that Florida flare kicks in, the recklessness goes to a whole other level. On July 1st, 2025 in Florida, a car went absolutely rogue, turning the streets into a battlefield with some of the most aggressive maneuvers you've ever seen. This wasn't an accident. It was a deliberate, dangerous choice. And let me tell you what really went down is something else. >> Roll down the window. Roll down the back window. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm [ __ ] telling you to. OKAY. >> WHY? NO. NO. NO. NO. I WANT A SERGEANT. You're going to say you want a >> I want a sergeant. >> Give me YOUR KEYS. >> NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. >> OKAY. Step out of the vehicle. Hammer. Step out. Step out of the vehicle. >> I need you to be here. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to help you out. I'm Last Can I just Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to help you out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle or I'm I will give you plenty of space. Step out of the vehicle or I'm going to put my hands on you. >> You are not going to put your hands out of the vehicle. >> WHY AM I ARE YOU GOING TO step out of the vehicle or not? >> I don't I'm not asking for your license. I'm stepping telling you to step out of the vehicle. >> I am trying to step out. >> Give you one more try. >> CAN YOU PLEASE BACK UP? HE STAND back now. >> I'm in cop. >> Hang up on her, daddy. >> I DON'T KNOW. THEY WON'T TELL ME. >> For what? >> 426 detained. >> For what? >> Can I please ask >> for resisting? I didn't I was asking you to let me out. >> Are you serious? >> Stretch your feet. >> I have nothing on me. >> Put in the darker 426. >> I just turned on. >> Okay. Hey, so we're uneasy and orange. Okay, so you just want to show up and we'll explain what's going on. But I need you to just be chill about it. All right. >> Yes, I would I will explain to you when you get here. But if you're going to cause a problem when you get here, >> okay? All right. I'll see you here. >> From the very second she was pulled over, she didn't see the officers as the law. She saw them as an inconvenience to her own personal VIP lane. Thankfully, the officers stood their ground. And because that 911 caller acted fast, a real tragedy was caught just in time. >> Did you call us? Yeah. >> Okay. What's going on? >> So, we were at uh 101st Street or AB in BL. It's that right turn. It's a right turn only and it was a red light, but it was a uh >> very very big opening like sort of went and I gave her a lot of time or him. I don't know who he is. And it didn't go. So, I gave him a little honk. >> It still didn't go. And then like after like 30 seconds, there's still a big opening. So, I like one more. >> All right. Continue. >> Yeah. So, um where I at? So, we have the hog. >> Hey, is it Miranda? I just ran her. >> So we finally she finally turns and whatnot and then we go and then we just go go around her not like speeding her up and she's going really slow and then she just whips it. All right. So let me go do it again on the other side. Whips it again. So I told him to pull his phone out and start recording. We had the video of it. >> Okay. Um when we came to the light we're doing the same way realized we kind of just we stopped recording >> and then um it was around it was like right after Publix where the um store is right there right after >> we went to go past it looked like she was going to let us last second swerve over and came to a complete stop. We actually had like two bags >> he's got a video if you want to watch it. Officer Kaiser, >> we had like two >> the passenger does >> we had like two two bags fall off from her. Like we almost like really really almost hit her. So that's when I told him to call the cops for sure now because the passenger is video. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I'm not I'm not really sure what happened. She just picked us off like you know whatever. >> Okay. Yeah. >> But then the brake checking not letting you pass. >> Yeah. Yeah. That that's when we're like all right we're going to call the cops. So video was just in case she did do the breaking and [ __ ] and she ended up doing it. So that's why cops. So you you have the brake check and on video too and all that. >> Yeah. Um I think not not the really really bad one, but you could you could see her go left, right, swerve. >> When the aggression doesn't work, watch how she retreats into the mindset of a bullied child. She starts using her discomfort as a final weapon. Hoping that by acting fragile, she can make the officers second guessess themselves for just doing their jobs. >> I'm sorry for resisting. I didn't you with you cursing and everything. I just got really I've been >> cursed. You cursed. >> I wasn't You came. >> You weren't rolling down the windows. You stopped in the middle of the roadway >> because I saw I don't know where you >> I didn't know I saw you guys put your hand up in the windshield. So, I didn't know if that was for me or the guy behind me cuz he's been tailgating me all the way since VLE. >> And I'm like, what the heck is going on? So, I didn't know if it was for me or for him. So, that's why I stopped because I just I just stopped >> in the middle of the roadway. >> I'm sorry. I just I just panicked. Okay. >> And I mean, I've like been in an abusive relationship. I just got out of really crappy ones. So, with you cursing, I was just like you being so close, I was just like I can't handle. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm fine. I just know what's going on. >> Listen. Listen, what's going on? Okay. So, I want to explain something to you. Okay. So, we've been getting calls. These guys have been following you because of the way your your driving pattern. You're driving recklessly. You're breaking car. You're breaking cars. You're stopping traffic. That's why they're following you. It wasn't. So, >> that's why we knew exactly why. >> If you look at her eyes, you won't find a shred of remorse, only the bitterness of a loser. She isn't crying for the people who almost lost their lives because of her driving. She's only crying for the freedom and the special treatment that just got snatched away the moment those handcuffs clicked. >> Or is he going to cause a scene? >> Is he going to cause a scene? >> Shouldn't cause a scene. >> He shouldn't. >> No, he he probably won't. He's at work >> because I feel like it's already You're already going to jail. >> No, he won't. I don't need him to go to jail either. And I don't need another somebody else right next to you. >> Yeah. No, he won't. >> He's not. >> No, he won't. >> Okay. Bring the phone. We're going to make a whole quick phone call. >> And I'm not saying you do have anything. Do you have anything on you? The brawl line? >> No, I don't have anything. >> Soon as we go. Have you been arrested before? >> No, I've never been arrested. >> He was just following us. >> Uh, how do you >> If you swipe up, double tap or swipe up. >> It's Swipe up again. It starts in the right there. Yeah, that one. Go down one all the way over >> and then down. >> And then if you hit home, >> go to call >> right there. >> I'm going to call someone really fast. Door's going to be open. >> His name's David. >> David. >> Officer Martinez. Sebastian police. How are you? >> Good. How are you? What's going on? Hey, so are you near uh Sebastian? >> I'm literally about to I was headed towards her. Um I just turned on screen. >> Okay. Hey, so we're on easy and orange. Okay. So, if you just want to show up and we'll explain what's going on, but I need you to just be chill about it. All right. >> All right. It's going to go with you. Okay. Show it by 10. >> That kind of arrogance doesn't grow in a vacuum. It's fed by families who blindly look the other way. Even when the boyfriend shows up, he couldn't care less about who she puts in danger. His only concern is that his family's prestige is being stepped on. >> She's going to get arrested. >> For what? >> Because she's going to get arrested. >> Oh, no. No, no, no. For what? >> Are you going to be an issue? >> No. >> I'm just Okay. Well, she's getting arrested. For resisting. >> For resisting. What did she do in the first place? >> Hey, that so she's a growner though. I don't have to explain that to you. I'm giving you the courtesy of So I don't need your attitude either. That's what got her in trouble. Okay. Well, you got multiple calls of her reckless driving through the city of Sebastian and that's why she stopped. And then she stopped in the middle of the roadway. Okay. I don't need the attitude, man. I'm giving you the courtesy. I don't have to. >> Okay? >> I'm giving you the courtesy and I'm giving you that respect. Okay? She's going to get arrested for resistance. She's going to get a $500 bond in the River County Courthouse. You can bunk her out as soon as like in two, three hours. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Can you take the car? >> But what's >> Can you take the car? Yes or no? Because it's parked in the middle of the road. Yes, I can take >> instead of me to trying to tow it. >> I'm not trying to ruin her life either. >> No, no, no. >> So, that's why I'm trying to work with you. Please work with me. >> Okay. >> Is it $500 or $500? It's a 10% >> 10% of $500. >> You work that out with a bondman. But, >> but yeah, long story short, call the courthouse. Uh, call the the jail and they're going to direct you the best way possible cuz I don't work there. Yeah, I was on the phone with her the whole time. She said these [ __ ] came up behind her and laid on the horns behind her. Okay. >> When she was at a light waiting for traffic >> because that's what got her fired up. Several calls of her reckless driving through Sebastian. >> From who? From her. From them. >> That's all we got, man. That's all we got. >> And there's a video. >> And there's video and they're writing statements, but she's not getting arrested for reckless driving. >> Okay. >> Cuz we have to observe that. >> Okay. >> She's getting arrested cuz she refused to comply when I told her to step out of the car. on the phone when she when you when you asked her to step out of the car. You didn't even ask her for her license for registry. >> I don't have to. I I tell you to step out of the car. You have to step out of the car. Pennsylvania versus men's case law. >> In the end, she was hauled off to jail to face charges for reckless driving and resisting without violence. She walked out after posting a $500 bond and she could be looking at another thousand in fines, not to mention a permanent stain on her record that's never going away. You know, money and status might get you far, but they won't buy back your dignity once the handcuffs click. When the ego finally hits reality, the truth is never pretty. Drive safe, stay humble, and I'll see you next time.