to prove to me that you're okay to drive and you're under the legal limit. So, I want to pro I want to provide you with every opportunity to prove that. >> I think I did that with my dancing. >> What's up? You did that with your dancing. >> When an officer's patience finally snaps, these folks find out the hard way that justice doesn't wait. >> And I don't understand what he's saying. I don't understand what they're saying. I don't understand what she's saying. I don't care what they're saying. I rather them to step back from my face. I have a knee impairment. >> Sit down. Car fires. That's as that's as cheap as they get right there. All right. So, >> say that, but I'm going to have to pay for it >> later on. Like, >> from cars up in flames to the dark secrets behind the wheel, it's a bitter reality check for a special kind of blind arrogance. >> It's a It's a yes or no. Melissa, I need you to relax. >> Listen, listen. Listen, listen. Listen. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. On December 9th, 2022, a woman with a serious case of entitlement decided to challenge the police after speeding. Let's watch as this arrogant lady who truly believes the rules don't apply to her gets the reality check of a lifetime. >> Hello, name's Officer Lee with the Mount Prospect Police Department. Cold you're over today for speeding. Do you know how fast you're going? >> I hope in the middle. >> No, far from it. Do you know what the posted speed limit on Route 83 over here is? Elmer's road. >> Well, um >> Okay. How fast do you think you're going? >> I I thought I was going >> You're going 55 in a 35. 20 m over the supposed speed limit. Any reason you're going so fast? >> Well, I'm Did you? >> Any reason it took you so long to stop even though I honked at you several times? Mercedes. Okay. >> Can I see your license, please? >> I didn't see you at all. >> Okay. Where you coming from tonight? My house. >> Your house. >> I have my boyfriend's sitting here. >> Your boyfriend lives here? Okay. >> Hm. >> Tell me about >> my driver's license. >> Yes, please. >> No, >> that's not your driver's license. >> Oh, I'm so sorry. No, it is. It is. It is completely gone. I'm so sorry. >> It's completely what? It's It's >> It's good. It's good. >> Okay. All right. How much have you had to drink tonight? I didn't >> Clear Valley. >> Okay. What kind of drink? >> Just like a little um >> Golden Colorado. >> A cocktail or a beer or >> I was back in a Toyota Ref? Yeah. A little cocktail. >> Okay. About what time did you have that mixed drink? >> Um like 2 hours ago. >> Two hours ago. Was it a big glass, small glass? >> A mediumsized glass. >> Medium sized glass. Did you finish the whole thing? >> I did. >> How long did it take you to drink? Guess. Maybe like an hour and a half. >> Hour and a half. Okay. So, about two hours ago and then you finished drinking >> maybe half an hour ago. Would you say that was safe? >> 20. >> Okay. Very good. And nothing else besides that one mixed drink? No. >> Okay. The only reason I asked cuz you're kind of slurring your speech a little bit. I can smell the odor of an alcohol based beverage. >> No, but it's not that serious. >> Okay. Do you take any medication or anything like that? >> I mean, no. No, at all. >> What do you mean? >> No. It's just funny because like honestly like I do. Okay. You're not diabetic, are you? No, I'm not. I'm healthy and well. I'm very good. >> From the moment she handed over a discount card instead of her license, she basically punched her own ticket to jail. It was a ridiculous mistake. And the real drama only begins once she steps out of that car. >> Yeah. >> The mixed drink about 2 hours ago. >> Okay. Because of some of your behavior and some of your driving, I want to run you through a few tests. Make sure you're okay. That's all. Okay. So, do you wear any contacts or glasses or anything like that? Uh, I do have contacts, but I didn't wear them today. >> Okay. All right. Very good. Do you have any other eye problems, abnormalities, stuff like that? >> No. >> You're good. How's like your general health? You're not sick or anything, are you? >> I No. >> No. Okay. How's like your hips, ankles, knees, all that? That all good? >> I had to just go to the bathroom, but other than that, I'm great. >> I'll try to make this fast for you. Okay. Uh-huh. >> All right. Do me a favor. Stamp your feet together just like this. >> No way. Okay. >> Your hands at your side like this. >> Yeah, of course. >> What I want you to do is follow the tip of my finger. >> You guys don't look at me. >> These are my These are my bodyguards. Of course. Of course. >> I want you to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay? So, don't move your head, just your eyes. Okay? >> Mhm. >> All right. You see my finger? >> Our driver here is telling me this is some kind of permanent plate. >> You're good. >> I promise you're like, >> okay, keep your hands at your side. There you go. >> Trust me, we we've dealt with far worse. So, >> just let us try not to move your head. Okay. Stare straight ahead and just follow the tip of my finger. Okay? Can you see it? >> Can you look at it? >> Yeah. >> All right. There we go. Okay. You said there's just the one drink. Are you sure? >> Okay. Very good. I want you to stand right here for me and face the cars. So, what I want you to do is imagine from your left foot all the way that way is a straight line. And I want you to stand with your right foot in front of your left like this. >> Keep your hands at your side. Are you gonna be good to do it with those shoes on? So imagine from your left foot all the way there's a straight line on you put your right foot in front of your left hands at your side like this and stay there. >> Okay. I'm >> Nope. I'm I'm going to explain the test. So get back in that position for me. >> I'm going to explain the test for you. >> I'm going to demonstrate the test and then you go. You get back in that position for me. >> Right foot in front of left heel to toe. Just like this. Just hypothetically. >> Off the record. >> This reminds me of 911. >> Reno 911. I might drink. >> Okay, then I'm going to say >> Okay. >> It's like she forgot she was at a crime scene. Instead of walking straight, she turned those stumbling steps into a clumsy, embarrassing performance. >> And then turn nine back. I want you to count out loud. It's going to go just like this. I'm going to demonstrate the whole test for you. I'm going to count 1 2 3 9. Turn. 1 2 7 8 9. Okay. So, remember nine heel to toe steps. Count out loud. Look down at your feet. Okay. Whenever you're ready, keep your hands at your side, too. >> Of course. >> So, whenever you're ready, go ahead. >> Okay. I already called my boyfriend. He's watching from behind the scenes. This is so annoying. Okay. Okay. >> You ready? >> I'll do what I can. >> Go. >> No pressure. Nine and back. >> Okay. >> All right. Watch this one. >> Central from 7100. When you get a chance, I have another for you. >> 6 7 8 9 Go. Right side. Five back. 9 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> You ready? You understand? >> Well, hold on. Hold it up till you say so. >> Oh my god. >> Don't start until I say so. And count out loud till I tell you to stop. Okay. Remember, hands at your side, too. Okay. H >> how far my hands going to have to be? >> Keep your hands at your side. >> Oh, right here. Okay. >> When I say go, go. >> Count out loud. >> One. >> And look at your foot. >> 100,000. What is What was the 100? >> Just count out loud and look at your foot. >> 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Mercedes. >> Kumbaya like like Rafiki. Was that Kumbaya? >> No. >> What does What does Rafiki say in Lion King? >> I forgot what he says. Hakuna mata. >> Hakuna mata. So this next one I'm just going to ask you. What you do is you blow into it and if you keep blowing out one big solid breath takes about 6 to 10 seconds. Okay. >> I Okay, this is where this is where I have no offense cuz I need your job, but I cannot blow into that. >> Why is that? >> She's treating this like a cute little joke. Instead of blowing into the breathalyzer, she blew her last chance to go home. Let's see what innocent excuse she has for this nonsense. >> I just I've seen I honestly I've been like very educated with the like, you know, I don't know. I just I haven't This is to see where you're at cuz I think you've been drinking. So, this is to see where you're at. >> I already admit to that, >> which is which I appreciate. >> If you don't do this, then I have to base my judgment what's going to happen from here on based on everything else I've seen here. But you said you've only had one drink. This should go really well. >> You didn't do very well. >> You guys didn't think I did well? >> No, >> you didn't see that. Oh, then I'm definitely going to if Thanks for the audience. I'mma forfeit this. Can I go to the bedroom really quick? And >> so you sure cuz I want to see where you're at. I I obviously well based on the like if I fail the test and then no I don't want to blow like I'm I'm >> honestly >> because I'm trying to give you the opportunity to prove to me that you're okay to drive and you're under the legal limit. So I want to prov I want to provide you with every opportunity to prove that. >> I think I did that with my dancing. >> You did that with your dancing? >> My thing, right? >> Okay. Well, >> and I put their pro like No. So I'm going to I'm just going to opt to test. >> You're going to opt not to, >> but Okay. So Melissa, >> you guys, >> based on everything I've seen here, based on your >> You think? >> Yeah. I think you've been drinking. I think you're over the legal limit. I think you're intoxicated. So, right now you're under arrest for DUI. I need to put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> Wait, wait, wait. One second. One second. One second. One second. I I want to admit one second. Okay. I'll test. You'll do it >> maybe. But can I please go to the bathroom first? >> Not right here. I can't. That's illegal. >> It's going to be like if I go I'm going to my like >> I can't let you do that right now. I can't let you. >> I can't score. Okay. You guys are going to make this. I can't do that so bad. I'm trying to make this quick. >> That's the only reason I rushed. >> The quicker you do this, the quicker we'll we'll get on. So, blow real hard like you're blowing up a big balloon. Okay. >> Okay. Can I Can I get like uh confidential advice from a friend? >> Not right now. But if you're if you're going to blow, now is the time. >> Yes or no? >> I have a good lawyer. >> She acts like she's auditioning for a TV show, but she's not half as charming as she thinks. Demanding to call a lawyer just to ask if she can use the bathroom. Now, that is the height of immaturity. It's >> It's a It's a yes or no. Melissa, I need you to relax. >> Listen, listen. Listen listen. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Look. I am blow hard as hard as this. This is your last shot. >> Okay. You're right. I'm not I think I'm not drunk. >> Blow real hard. Blow. Blow. Blow. Hard. Don't blow. Blow out. >> Blow out. >> Real hard. Go. >> Hard. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. You got to blow. You got to blow longer and harder. Okay. I'm going to give you another shot. Okay. >> Can I go to the bathroom first? >> Not right now. >> Where am I going to go? No. >> Okay. >> Blow out real hard. Real long. Okay. Like you're blowing up a big giant balloon. >> Okay. Okay. [ __ ] it. >> The gun thing. I'm not going to blow into this thing. I'm not going to compromise yourself. >> Okay. You're under arrest for DUI. I need you to put your hand behind your back. Okay. >> Melissa, calm down. >> I have to pee. You guys are peeing. >> I'm going let you pee back to the station. Okay. >> We'll bring you back and then you can one thing at a time, but we'll let you go. >> We're going to get everything you need. Okay. We got to go to the car now. Melissa, go with the go with my partners. I'm going to get it. You know what? No. No. No. No. No. I don't want anyone. I don't authorize anyone to go into my car. >> I have to get your stuff out of your car. >> No, you don't. There you go. >> You want your phone? >> I don't know how to find it. >> When you get back to the station, I promise. >> No. No. He can just take my car and I can find >> When you get back to the station, I promise. Melissa, you're getting very close to getting an obstruction charge, which is going to be worse. >> Can you please go listen to me? >> No. We're done talking. Go listen to >> Melissa. Go. >> Okay. >> Don't do this. >> We're taking care of your car. Don't worry. >> All right. You guys can park it right here. You guys can just let him park. >> Stop. You're getting in the car right now. >> Park. You can let him park my car. >> Stop. You're just so rude. No. Hold on. You can just let him park my car. We live right here. >> Hold on. Like is it enough that he was [ __ ] pulling me over? Get in the car. >> [ __ ] you up like this. >> Get in the car, Melissa. >> Put your legs in the car. Penny, please. Just like, can you just leave my car? Can >> your foot back in the car? Put your foot in the door. >> No, I'm just serious. I'm not trying to be funny. Like, it's not foot in the door. In the end, she was taken to jail to face the music, DUI, and obstructing an officer. If convicted, she's looking at a one-year license suspension and a fine of up to $3,000. One down, and now we have another darling coming up with an even worse attitude. The officers quickly approached an oddly parked car, but the girl's excuses at the scene immediately turned things tense. They knew right then it wouldn't be easy, and well, here's how it all unfolded. Was she sleeping? >> Was she sleeping? >> No, she was like on calling. >> Is the car off? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Drive off. >> I was trying to clearly >> Hey, we're not Are you just trying to figure this one? >> Okay. >> I wasn't trying to drive off. The car behind me fell on top of them and then they said it was a lot and I just stopped my car. I was not trying to drive off. I was not trying to do anything wrong. >> So she was sleeping. >> I was not sleeping. She was talking. >> I was talking to my friend behind me. I was trying to tell them move >> and they literally >> she didn't notice me at all. I walked the window. >> No, I she locked me on the window one time and I answer the phone right there. I turn off the car. >> She told me to get her keys. I asked the keys. I was not doing anything wrong. >> What's your name, man? >> Jory. >> All right. Jakor, do you have your ID on you or you deal? Where are you coming from tonight? >> I was coming with my friend. >> Where to? >> That was a nice >> from the club. >> The club. All right. Which club did you go to? >> We're going to um social >> social. All right. >> Yeah. He was right behind me. She let him go and she >> Where were you parked before this? >> Right here. I I didn't park nowhere either. >> Oh, you know you can't park here anyway, right? >> He told me to park here in front of him. >> Okay, >> I get it. >> Um a favor. >> Yes. take your seatelt off and I just want to ask you a couple questions outside of the car. Okay. >> Okay. >> You be cool with that? >> Yes. >> Appreciate that. >> Can you run her? See if she's valid. >> Oh, yeah. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Come over here. >> All right. >> When faced with the law, she didn't exactly choose the truth. Instead, she tried to use her child and religious vows as a last resort, gambling her freedom on the officer's pity. >> How many drinks do you have at social? >> I have no drinks. Just one. >> None or one? >> None. >> I can smell it. >> Okay, I get you. But I didn't do nothing wrong. >> I'm just hear me out. I'm just asking how many drinks you had. >> None. >> None. You said >> I literally was there with my friend and my friend drove off and >> so zero alcoholic beverages tonight. >> Yeah. >> Do you smoke any weed? >> No, >> I don't smoke weed. I'm very like I'm want to get home to my son. My son's there with me and my friend was behind me and she let my friend go off and she's just like literally >> came to me like I was the problem. >> I got you. So here here's what I'm doing, right? >> Yes. >> You're behind the wheel of a car. >> I understand. >> You're you're you're swaying when you walk. I'm not playing. I I'll go clearly with the walk. I promise. >> That's fine. >> I I need >> Can you give me a chance? Like, listen. >> I'm trying to Okay, but you're not being honest with her. >> I am being honest with you. Like, I had a I have a son. >> Listen to me, >> okay? Listen to me. >> I understand that she let him go off. But listen to me, >> okay? >> I'm a good girl, >> okay? >> I won't do nothing bad, >> okay? >> I love my son so much. I promise you on Jesus Christ. >> Okay. >> But please can you give me a chance to like >> What do you need a Why are you Why are you so nervous right now? >> I'm not nervous. >> Then what do you need a chance for? >> I'm just saying like she just literally let my friend go up and my friend brought me here. >> Okay. But why are you What do you What do you mean give you a chance? >> Like let me show you that I'm very much ready to go home. >> Are you So are I operate on honesty, right? Now, how many drinks did you have tonight? You said one. You said some. >> Her dishonesty was so blatant, it made the officers question her judgment. It's a bit sad, really, how her motherly instincts only seem to wake up when she needed a shield to hide behind. >> What kind of drink do you have? >> Had one drink. >> What kind? >> I had like one drink for my friend. What was it? A beer? Was it a mixed drink? >> It was a mixed drink. >> Mixed drink. What kind of drink was it? >> It was a um I think he gave me like a what is it called? It's like a sesame beach. Okay. So, did they have more than one shot? No. >> Would you be willing to do some exercises with me so I can see how impaired you are and stuff like that? Don't move your head. All right. So, let's start again. >> Okay. >> Do not move your head. Okay. >> All right. Just follow with your eyes and your eyes only. >> Right here. This is what you're looking at. Can you touch that? All right. With your eyes only. Do not move your head. This blue light. Shakur. Remember what I said about honesty? I've been cool with you, right? We've been having a good conversation. You just keep moving your eyes around. Please stop that. Okay. >> So, what I'm doing, >> you just all your eyes have to do is follow this. Okay. So, for the third time, we're going to go again. Okay. >> You scare me. >> All right. Are you unable to do this? >> Yeah, I am. >> Okay. Cool. So, let's do the next one. All right. So, after the fourth, just stop moving. Stop. >> So, after four attempts, you're unable to perform that just because you can't follow directions. Okay. >> I can't follow the directions, but like >> Okay. >> The person you let go, he the one who gave me the drink. Like, >> okay. But how old are you? >> 29. >> So, you're an adult and you choose what you can drink, right? So, let's go over here. Put over here. No, no. Just right here. What are you doing? Okay. >> These shoes cuz I'm like bowlegged, so my legs like may move. >> Okay, cool. Can you come over here and face this way? No. Come over here and face that way. There you go. The officer's patience finally hit its limit. Instead of stopping, she chose a dramatic self-destruct move, thinking that just starting the engine would help her escape her fate. >> Can you come over here? Jakora. Jakora. Jakora. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Jakora. Jakora. Jakor. Jakora. Jakora. Come over here. Let's go over here. All right. Start over again. Okay. Can you help me? >> I'm trying I'm trying to help you right now and you're not helping yourself. So, stop. >> Please help me cuz I need to [ __ ] me out real quick. Okay. >> What are you doing? >> My legs to like realize what's going Gotcha. >> All right. So, can you put your left foot on the line 2570 285 970? >> All right, cool. Come over it. Next one is a one leg stand. Okay, you're going to pick any foot you choose. Your left, your right, your right or left, doesn't matter. Completely up to you. When I tell you, you're going to raise your foot approximately 6 in off the ground. All right, Jakor, let's go over there and let's walk towards my partner. Let's walk towards my partner over there. >> Well, reality hits hard. This is the exact moment she realized she'd be spending the night in jail. Just look at that face. She clearly wasn't ready for this bitter ending. >> All right. You're being placed under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> All right. >> I'll get John's >> and I'll get you your phone. >> Uh yeah, you get John's. >> Close your window and get your >> Yeah. Do you have a purse in the car? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. All right, we'll get that for you. Okay, >> can I do it again? >> No. Hey. Hey, just relax. You're fine. You better not. No one's pushing. >> Okay, that's fine. Here, we're just going to You want to search her real quick? >> Come on over here. >> Yeah. And you can put her shoes on real quick. >> Walk over there to your right. >> Give you a lawful command to step back. Do you understand? Do you understand? >> I don't. >> You don't? Okay. >> I don't understand what you're saying. >> Sit back. >> I don't understand what you're saying. >> Sit back. >> I don't understand what you're saying. >> You're going to stay away from her. >> What you're saying, I don't understand. >> Okay. >> What you're saying to me is very like it's speaking to me like in parables and it's like it's not working for my comprehension. So, I rather you just step back from me. I rather you listen. >> I rather you step back from me cuz what you're saying to me, I don't understand. Do you guys see my face? I don't understand what he's saying. He's very much in my face and I really don't understand what he's saying. I really don't understand. My name is Jorio and I don't understand what he's saying. I don't understand what they are saying. I don't understand what she's saying. I don't care what they're saying. I rather them to step back from my face. I don't understand what they're saying. out for them. Stop talking to me because I have a son and I have a knee impairment to sit and sit down push me down right now and I'm very uncomfortable. I'm very uncomfortable and I feel very scared for my life and I rather somebody come in here again. Can we just >> Can you please help me? All right. If she gets up again, I don't care about what they're saying. I have an impairment on my knee and I told them already. >> I told them already I have impairment on my knee and it's on camera and I rather them step back for me because I came here before and they slapped me in the face and they hurt me really bad and I don't like it. I really need someone to help me. I don't trust them. I want to be rescued right now. I need somebody here who really understand what I'm saying and I want them to get out my face and that's the truth. My name is Jory. So if anything happened to me, just know that I'm telling the truth. >> In the end, she was charged with obstructing an officer and DUI. However, after a long legal road, she was actually acquitted of the DUI in 2025. This case has certainly left people asking a lot of questions about the jury's decision, and this is just one of them. She's the only person I've seen take this to jury trial and win. Lol. We're all screwed. She was 10 levels beyond drunk. That jury must have been high themselves. Our justice system is a joke. What's your take on this woman's behavior? Drop a comment below and let me know what you think. That stubbornness of hers certainly came with a price, leading to a rather foolish end, literally in the red-hot flames. On January 19th, 2025 in Orlando, a car engulfed in flames brought the police rushing in. But honestly, it was the driver's eerie, calm attitude that signaled a much more disturbing truth was about to come out. >> No, I'm worried. I know you're saying don't worry about it, but I'm worried. >> When it comes to car fires, that's as that's as cheap as they get right there. All right. So, >> say that, but I'm going to have to pay for it >> later on. Like, >> I know about you as like, what happened with your car? >> I literally was just driving. The last light was fine. As I got to this light, somebody stopped me and was like, "Hey, your wheels on fire." So, I stopped and everything else after that. I literally just had it at the um mechanic shop because I just got the car like about a month ago and they were fixing everything. They said everything was fine with the vehicle. I was driving it perfectly fine. >> Was like how do you know how long you were dread? You didn't notice. >> It was literally No, like everything was fine. I just started driving it about a week and a half ago. They checked everything at the mechanic shop. They said everything was fine. Mhm. >> This is the first time. I don't know. >> I didn't imagine I have to get it towed back. That's going to be a whole another >> Yeah, that you'll be able to drive that car with that right now. >> Were you able to notice that the vehicle? >> It literally just started. No, it just started. I literally took it to the um mechanic shop maybe a week ago. They changed the oil. They changed the hood because the hood had some rusting to it. Um the transmission was new. >> But did you smell the fire or anything like that? >> I did smell it when I was like a light about ago. And then um I saw somebody point it out and I was like, "Okay, let me stop." But I didn't realize it was that bad until they were like, "Hey, get out of the vehicle. You know, it's going to basically go on fire." >> I'm sorry. I'm like very annoyed right now. This is >> with the tire as well, or is it just uh crazy, you know? >> I don't know. >> Her complete lack of concern while her car was literally burning suggests she was well past the point of rational thinking. While she insisted everything was fine, it was clear a disaster was already in motion. >> Do it slow on your car. >> No, it was literally literally 15 minutes before all of this, it was driving perfectly fine. >> Perfectly fine. 100%. And then as I was stopping at every light, I started smelling something. And then when I got to this light, um, a driver next to me kind of stopped and they got out and they were like, "Hey, you're like your wheels on fire." >> Yes. >> Anything you say? Maybe it's against Supreme Court. Do you understand? >> Yes. >> Has anyone threatened you or promised you anything together or talk to me >> and then can we talk about everything that happened today? >> Yeah, of course. >> So, where were you coming uh from? I was literally coming from um like a hookah lounge with my friend. Like we were just having, you know, we were literally smoking hookah. I wasn't drinking or anything. >> On my way over here is when literally I would say 5 minutes before I made the light, I started smelling something >> and then I kept driving and I started seeing something like the smoke kind of coming out. Then a vehicle next to me stopped me and they were like, "Hey, basically your wheel is on fire." >> Mhm. How many drinks did you have? >> I had one. >> Just one drink? >> Yeah. I literally had one at the beginning. Like I knew I was going to drive. >> What kind of drink was it? >> It was um a like mixed drink. Like a cocktail. >> What kind of cocktail? >> I'm a cocktail person, so I was going to I was going to ask you. >> You're okay. It was um I believe um tequila mixed with I believe a dragon fruit kind of drink. But it was literally just one drink. Like I'm pretty responsible about when I come out. I have one drink in the beginning of the night. I drink water in between. You can even ask them. Like I was drinking multiple waters in between. >> What time would you say you had that got drink? >> Probably like 11:30 12:30. >> Yeah. >> What time did you get to the hookah lunch? >> 11 a.m. >> 11:00 a.m. >> Uhhuh. >> At the hookah lounge. You got there at 11:00 a.m. >> Yeah. About >> just one drink between 11:00 p.m. in the morning. Well, she's either a superhero or living in a total dream world. Her confidence in her tolerance is almost impressive. Too bad the police don't believe in fairy tales. >> Are you taking any other all the drugs today by any chance? >> No. >> I am 100% sober. I'm very upset that this is happening right now. >> You know, we just have to ask questions. >> No, no, I understand. I'm just explaining like the car was in perfect condition. I literally just had it at the mechanic shop a few weeks before. Not even like >> I'm going to give you an exact date so you guys understand usually take you to start feeling like like let's say the dragon fruit and tequila. How many of those will you need to start feeling a little something? >> I'm I mean no offense I am a pretty I'm a drinker. So usually I drink about 3 4 and I'll start feeling something. But that's if I'm home. >> Like one wouldn't do anything to you. >> Yeah. Yeah. No. >> Let's say for right like this second from 1 to 10. One being you just woke up, you are fresh as you get. To 10, you're blacked out, drunk, falling ground. Where do you think you'll be in that scale? One. >> Oh, no. I'm one. I'm like sober. 100%. >> 100% sober. >> Did you smoke any marijuana today by any chance? >> I'm good. Anything that you've already done, I can't really, you know. >> No, no, no. I literally I was just going out with my friends. >> I've been up since 6:30 in the morning. I was at work today. I went to work. After work, I went to the mall with my friend. After the mall, I went to go pick up my cousin from her sports. After sports, I went home. I changed. And then that's when we came out. >> Which was the longest was it that you went to? >> It's called Sahara. It's probably like >> 15 minutes from here. >> You've been up since 6:30 in the morning yesterday? >> Yes. You haven't? >> No. No. No. Not. No. Not. >> Well, I guess today. Yeah. >> Today. >> Yeah. Today. Again, just because you've been honest with talking to you this whole time, would you be able to do some field right exercises? Just kind of one of those like fancy looking ones. That way we can know. And listen, once you we get through those, we can be like, you know, she's good to go. We can >> listen. I'm 100% sober. Whatever you need me to do, I will do. I just >> It seems her confidence was rising right along with her blood alcohol level. Though her ability to stay upright was headed in the opposite direction. Let's see how this lady tries to breeze through the sobriety test. >> And follow the symbol with your eyes. You're going to look at the light. >> Yep. Try not to move your head. Okay. Okay. this. >> Same thing. Okay. Follow the light the the light with your eyes on your head. >> I'm sorry. It's like getting extra windy. Let's go on to the next one. >> Thank you. I'm sorry. I was just like I felt the wind coming through in between all of that. This is not my type of weather. >> So, would you say this is a straight line? >> Okay. Restart again. >> So, basically just walk >> count to nine >> a straight line in nine. >> Yep. And then turn around. >> Okay. And then >> you fully understand. You didn't need me to show it to you again. >> Okay. Basically, count to nine like steps forward and then pivot back >> and heel to toe steps. >> Okay. >> Okay. You can start. Okay. >> Goodness, that Florida breeze must be hitting like a hurricane to make someone this sober struggle to stand. She's just digging her own hole with every wobbly step and nonsensical explanation. >> All right. >> So, do me a favor. Put your hands like this. Right. All right. Put your hands on your back. Put your hands like you're just like this. >> So place the car. Yeah. >> Do like this. >> Can you ask what's happening? >> So you will be going to jail tonight? Wo wet. Okay. >> Wo. Um, >> so based on the assessment that we just did, >> I literally had one drink. >> One second. Can you hold it so I can put the seat belt? Can I please >> just step in? >> Just step in first and then we can talk. Okay. Just give me a second. >> Let them do what they got to do and they'll talk to you in a minute. Okay. >> I've never been through this process. After being taken to the Orange County Jail, her breathalyzer test came back at.166. That's over twice the legal limit. Now she's facing charges for DUI and reckless endangerment. So, what do you think? Was that fire a mechanical failure? Or did the driver's spirit just overheat the engine a little too much? One delusional soul departs, leaving the stage for the next reckless display right here. On July 27th, 2025, Sumpre County deputies pulled over a car that was absolutely flying down the road. The radar already caught her red-handed, but that's when the driver started her little act. Little did they know, the real shocker wasn't her speeding, it was what they found inside. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> How you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. All right. So, the reason I'm pulling you over, I'm Deputy Can of the Sheriff's Office. Okay. The reason I'm pulling you over is speed limit is 35. You were going 50. Sorry. >> Is the car registered? Do you got your registration all that stuff? >> I don't have my registration. I have to get a new Well, I have to get a new one. I just got paid. >> I'm saying, do you have the old one? >> No, it's at the house. >> Okay. Do you have a valid marijuana card? >> No, sir. >> Any any hemp products in the vehicle? >> No, sir. >> Just remember, if you're going to stay up here, you got to change your >> Yes, sir. because if something happens to you out here, we don't we don't have any knowing of knowing where you live and all that other stuff. All right, one sec. Um, I just needed you to come. I got a 15 over and a 35. Got plain smell. However, there's two people in there, so I want to have somebody else to, you know what I'm saying? >> So, yeah, we got plain smell. >> All right. So, I don't know. You can put your hands on. You're good. >> Oh, he said step out with ours. >> All right. So, there's fresh order marijuana coming from the vehicle. Is there anything in here? >> There shouldn't be besides >> That's what I'm asking. Is there anything other than marijuana? >> No. No. >> Okay. When is the last time you smoked? >> Be honest. Couple hours ago. >> No, like 20 minutes ago. >> Huh? >> Like 20 minutes ago. >> Say again. >> Like 20 minutes ago. >> Okay. You do know that you can get a DUI from this, right? >> Do you know that? >> No. I'm just letting you know, okay? I'm trying to warn you. If you want to partake in this recreational stuff, get a veil of marijuana card. >> Yeah, I have to get it fixed. >> Do you see? So, you had one? >> Yes, I had one. And I stopped yesterday. They did the same thing and he took my uh medical marijuana car cuz it expired. >> Okay. So, other than there being some in here, >> sorry, I feel like I'm >> You're too besid besides nothing else in there. No firearms, no nothing. >> No. >> Okay. >> I don't play that game. I just got out of prison like December 24th. >> Honestly, coming clean about using illegal substances at the worst possible moment is a fatal mistake, especially for someone with a record. And once the deputies searched the passengers pockets, it became clear this was about much more than just a vape. You can hang out right here for me. Um, real quick. I know he's probably already talking to her, but there's nothing in the vehicle. >> Nothing I know of. >> Nothing that you know of. All right, man. Give me just a second. Let me grab some gloves. Okay. Just do me a favor, man. If you don't mind, just keep your hands out of your pockets till I can verify. No, you're good, man. Not that I think you would. It's just, you know, >> Yeah, man. Where y'all headed to today? >> Where was it? >> Oh, I got you. Where you live at? How long you lived up there for? >> I'm like 30 years. >> I got you. What road you stay off up there? >> Is this a friend, girlfriend, fiance, wife? Just friend. I got you. Do you uh I guess he said he smell a little bit of marijuana. Is there anybody that uses any like CBD, hemp, or anything like that? Probably about >> I got you. Um do you have a medical marijuana card by any chance? No. Okay. Have you thought about getting one? >> Yeah. I always tell people, man, if if you're going to do it, might as well just get the car, man. It it it saved you from having to get hassle. You know what I'm saying? All right. I'm going to give this back to you. I'm going to take these ladders and I'm just going to put those back up in the car here momentarily. Okay. But if you want, we'll go to the front of his car. That's one thing I think everybody that operates a motor vehicle is guilty of speeding at some point in time. sometimes catch myself and I have to hurry up and slow down and let go. >> Yeah. So, I know y'all are heading to drop him off. Where y'all coming from? >> My house. >> Okay. Where you live at? >> Deep cleaning. >> You back? >> Uh, I got I left it in the car for you. >> Like I said, I just put it in the car only because officer safety risk, you know, just to be safe. And like I said before, not that we suspect anybody of anything. We just got to make sure we're being safe out here. >> That's really hot. Can I please step over? >> Yeah. Yeah. If you if you like >> if you get hot too, man. If you want a >> It seems these two just can't get enough of that jailhouse hospitality. Now, your past doesn't always define you, but a pile of drugs hidden in the dashboard certainly does. Talk about the most pathetic and ridiculous way to reintegrate back into society. Turn around. >> Come here. Go around. Turn around. Grab her. >> All right. >> Oh, sorry. >> No, it's okay. You got super small wrist, so I'm just >> Y'all ain't under arrest right now. You're just being detained. Okay. >> Jeez. For right now. >> I'm sorry. I just >> Okay. >> Huh? What's in there, man? >> Huh? >> Unless there was something left from my husband cuz he got pulled over yesterday. >> I only threw my weed in there. I just got done getting and I threw it in there. That was it, sir. I know. My husband got caught with a scale and I guess paraphernalia on it or something like that. >> He got arrested for just that. >> Well, he had a violation of probation, too. >> Oh, okay. I got you. Was this just last night? That's no sir. >> I got you. >> Yes. I'm sorry. Yes, sir. No, sir. >> I got you. All right, let's have a seat back here. Give us just a few minutes. We'll get everything worked out. Okay. both right in the center console. She used to have a valid M card expired. >> This was in the box. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, center count. Both were just sitting right next to each other. >> You mind stepping out real quick? I just want to talk to you real quick. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in a court of law. Do you understand your rights? Have they been read to you? With your right in mind, do you wish to talk to me? >> No. Okay. All right. What I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you sit back in here and then I'll explain to you what's going on. Okay. >> In this situation, silence isn't golden. It's the end of the line. She tried to talk her way out with a private negotiation, but the officers were clearly exhausted by the lies. >> Um, let's let me uh get out of here. When we get to the jail, I'll talk to you. Okay. But I just want to let y'all know >> do that before because I really need to call make sure my dogs are taken care of. >> Where do you have a phone in the vehicle? >> Okay. All right. Where's it at? >> Leave it to my Can I please get out and talk to you? I >> I will talk to you when we get to the jail. Okay. Give me just a second. Don't fall out. I'm just coming over here. The uh vape pen that I gave to you. You got your phone on you, right? I'm going to have all this stuff in your property. Just don't let me forget it when we get over there. All right, man. That's your wallet. Where's your vape pen at? Right there. Gotcha. Um real quick before we get to the jail, is there anything where the sun don't shine? I got to ask cuz people do stupid [ __ ] man. No. Okay, ma'am. Anything where the sun don't shine? Anything. That's not >> I already told you I wanted to talk to you. You won't talk to >> I will when we get to the jail. I'm going to talk to you. >> No, I need to talk to you now. >> I just talked to you back there. I gave you an opportunity to talk. >> Okay. Well, I need to talk to you now. >> Okay. Well, we're going to talk when we get to the jail. >> Howard, how are you doing, buddy? >> Hey, buddy. What's going on with you? >> Oh, you see it. Another beautiful day. How's everything going with you? >> It's been going good, man. I can't complain. Indeed. >> Um, >> did you There's a phone somewhere. Oh, there it is. There you go. Perfect. I'm going to get them out of here, but I think Cana's going to complete your paperwork for you, Howard. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Both were hauled off to the Sumpter County Jail. That's the moment she finally decided to play the remorseful role. But let's be real, it was far too little, too late. >> Stay right here. No, you're good. Just wait for me. Her sidebar real quick. I I got another individual. >> Yeah, he's still in there. She just wanted to speak real quick. >> Yeah, they're both good to go now. So, however you want to do it. If you want to take her first, take him. However you want to do it. Whatever's easier. >> Huh? >> I said her. >> What did you see? >> So fake. >> What? What did you What did you say exactly? Honestly, I I I could have not talked to you at all and I could have not had a sidewalk conversation with you out here and just said, "You know what? I got probable cause. You're just going to go to jail and deal with it." Did I do that? Absolutely not. >> People can do that. They can put anything in your car and just not spit. >> Well, when you're operating a motor vehicle and it's registered to you, you ultimately are responsible for each and every person that goes in that car and exits that car and everything that's within that vehicle. I'm responsible, you're responsible, they're responsible. It's just how it works. But with that being said, not to say that there's been times where I pulled somebody over that's been the registered owner of a vehicle and the person inside of the vehicle that's the front seat passenger has had stuff within their constructive control. But I have to I I work off probable cause. I don't work off proof beyond reasonable doubt. That's why I'm saying this isn't the end of the road. But I'll give you each and every opportunity to talk to me. >> My biggest thing is transparency. I'm not going to sit here and beat around the bush with you and tell you something that's not true. No, but I didn't feel safe being in the same I don't know this pen. I just made four months ago. >> Why did you not bring that up whenever we were out here? Why'd you not like, hey, can we go up there? >> I'm just trying to I'm just being honest with you. >> Both are now facing serious charges for possession of fentinel, cocaine, and marijuana. What do you think is a fair punishment for a couple who thinks they're above the law? Drop a comment below and let me know. That shocking secret is out, but it's just the opening act for the pure aggression we're about to see next. >> Out of the car, Mo. >> Back up. Back up. >> What the [ __ ] is he doing? >> Get on the ground. >> On October 15th, 2024, a routine patrol turned into an unexpected high-speed chase when a tow truck driver decided to challenge the law in a desperate run for home. But what happened next is what will really catch you off guard. We're going to be at 93rd Street in 82 with a uh >> the white pickup. >> Hey, stop. move in a second >> for the uh looks like you might be from southbound southbound on 82nd Avenue from 93rd Street now on 94th Street. He is now going south on a first course. Now southbound first. >> He might bail. I think that's where he lives, right? The chase ended right in his own driveway. But the real drama was just getting started. His wife came charging out like some sort of misguided guardian angel, ready to use her own stubbornness to shield his crimes. >> Get out of the car, Mo. >> Back up. Back up. Stop it. Get out of the Get out of the way. >> You're not going to get involved. >> Don't touch me. >> I have my >> Get out of the car. >> Don't point a gun at him. >> Do not point a gun at him. >> What the [ __ ] is he doing? >> Get on the grill. No. >> That's fine. You're in the way right now. >> No problem. No problem. On the ground. >> On the ground. Cameron's outside. >> On the ground, brother. On the ground. >> No. What are you doing to my license? Stop. >> Stop. >> No. Touch me. I didn't touch you. >> I'm going to throw you to the ground if you don't stop right now. >> I didn't touch you. Stop. >> Stop. >> 931. Give us the air. >> I'm not touching you. Stop. >> Hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not touching you. >> I got it. >> 931. >> Hickory. We got two. >> Good. >> We have to get up. Yogi, >> can I tell them to call their parents so I don't leave them unattended? >> A second. They're not attended. We're all here. >> Sit in. >> You're Look what you're doing to my husband. >> Sit. >> Instead of actually helping her husband, she ended up earning herself a little getaway to the local jail for obstructing justice. Honestly, the level of entitlement on display here is reaching a pretty alarming breaking point. >> You okay back there? >> No. Well, I know you're not happy, but are you okay? >> Do you need medical attention? No. >> Okay. >> He was gone, though. He did it. >> So, do you understand where someone would see that? >> No, he didn't put his hands on my knife. >> How did he How did he take chain? >> The chain was at the bottom and he like touched it and then I said, "Stop." >> Like my shirt like at the bottom of my neck. I can't point to it. Like where the knife thing is. Right here. >> Yeah. But you didn't like snatch it or chug. Like he did not touching it off. Right. But he grabbed it. He didn't >> The way I would take it off as he >> Yes. But he didn't like pull it. He didn't try to take it off. He grabbed the charm. He said, "I should take this." And then I said, "No." And he was up there. >> I finally talking to a [ __ ] on. I told him, "Go back to Ohio where you live." >> I am. She'll [ __ ] it. >> I'm sorry you feel that way. Next time, don't run for the police. >> Yeah, you did. Yeah, you did. 27 years. >> A B E L R A >> you want Brian? >> Walk to the back of this. She's got some joints. I'll let you leave it. All right. Right there. All right. We'll just walk back here. >> And get this. While being searched, she actually tried to use family ties to sway the officers. All while her pockets were full of illegal substances. She didn't just dig a hole for herself. She basically locked the cell door from the inside. It's a perfect mix of guilt and pure foolishness. >> Okay. Do you have any weapons or anything? Or step in there so no one can see. Really? >> In the in the container. >> Yeah. Okay. >> I was going to go outside and smoke and then all this happened. So, >> okay. >> This a It's not even open yet. >> What is that? We >> Yeah, >> I don't worry about that. >> Okay. >> That's the only thing I don't >> Where do you I'm going to put that somewhere. Where do you want it? >> In my pocket. >> Well, I don't know exactly what >> He said we're just going to long form her. I don't Yeah. >> Four. Oh, for Oh, cuz she got in the middle. Yeah. So, you're under arrest for getting in the middle of all that. I have a one-year-old and two-y old grandkids here. Anyone? That's my That's my 14-year-old. He's the only one here. And I called our parents. He does not know how to know how to change diapers or anything. >> We'll work through that. Have a seat. >> Go ahead. Yeah, we'll work on that. >> Where's your phone at right now? >> It's in the house cuz I seen the police and I just ran out. I didn't >> Let me see that one. >> I don't have anything else. >> John, do you want me to hold off? >> First clear out. Oh boy. I'll close this. >> Hey, Sarge. You see the window? >> Oh. Oh. >> All right. >> Let him know. >> 10. Let me let him know. >> Where'd he go? >> You know what I'm saying? Cuz he's not going to talk to him. I told him to shut the [ __ ] door. He's going to be cussing his ass out. >> Where did 10 go? >> Huh? Where did 910 go? Oh, he's in the car. Oh, okay. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Looks like your son's being >> John's calling family to come take care of the younger kids cuz there's a 14-year-old here. >> As for the husband, he resorted to rudeness. The classic last resort for someone who's powerless against the law. His flatout refusal to face reality made any conversation hopeless and drove him straight into a dead end. >> Sounds like there's an explanation that could have just been had almost window to window. >> Almost window to window. >> No, no. You guys came three strong on me. You [ __ ] bullied me last time. You tricked the [ __ ] out of me. You know what it is. I forgave it and let it go until this point. >> You know what the [ __ ] it is, bro? It costed me a reason you didn't want. Yes. Yes. I swear to God here. I got to keep >> Was the other girl with you? >> There's one other girl. There was no other girl. >> There was apparently two white girls and one was carrying a baby. >> That was my son. That's not a girl. Look, he's not even wearing a shirt. >> We were walking from the park cuz he went to go fly his plane. >> Were you guys coming from that way? >> No, that way. >> So, you were coming from that way. Coming up this way. Yes. >> Step out real quick. >> Sounds like my lieutenant is just going to do what they do like a second walk over. >> Both were hauled off to jail. The husband is facing charges for resisting arrest, driving on a suspended license, and fleeing from the police, while the wife was charged with obstruction of justice. So, what do you make of this dynamic duo? Is this a case of fierce loyalty or just a massive lack of common sense? But that's nothing compared to the sheer arrogance of the next lady, who's about to get a very bitter taste of reality. A vehicle causing a disturbance forced the police to step in and restore some peace to the neighborhood. But what the officers didn't expect was the sheer stubbornness of this self-proclaimed queen. Someone who truly believed she had the right to ignore every command to pull over. >> All right. So, we got a couple problems here. >> Yeah, I know. >> We don't run out there. >> How many drinks have you had tonight? >> Um, zero. >> Zero. >> No. No. >> What are you What are you on? You're slurring your speech. You didn't pull over forever. What's going on? Can you? >> No, I'm not slurring my speech. I just pulled over when you guys when I saw you guys to come here. >> Okay. Well, uh, take your seatelt off. Come on out. >> Back up the cars a little bit. >> We can do that on the sidewalk, too. >> Uh, what was what was location am I at right now? >> We're at Addison and Carter. What's up, >> Addison and Carter? Mhm. Hang up the phone. Come on, let's go. >> I'm sending it right now. 90. Adam 14 and noise complete. >> What was the reason? No. >> Well, I suspect you of drinking. I can smell alcohol. >> At 315 Westale, 315 Westale. >> The reason I stopped you in the first place, you were going >> drinking and playing loud music in the parking lot. >> Nothing earlier. Buzzball. >> Buzzball. Okay. Well, you're not 21, so come on out. >> It was It was >> Come on out. >> Okay. >> All right. Step around back. >> Her sluggish movements and the heavy scent of alcohol gave her away immediately. Being drunk and blasting loud music is basically like sending the police a GPS pin with an invitation that says, "Come handcuff me." >> Do you have anything on you I need to know about? Any drugs, weapons, anything like that? Anything in the car? >> No. >> Okay. Sherry admitted to drinking. >> Okay. You still go through fields and everything. >> Okay. >> I didn't admit to drinking. I just >> You already told me you had two buzz balls. And when you tripped, you said you're only a little drunk. It's not hard liquor, but I'm pretty much okay. So, I don't know. >> All right. Step away from the car, please. >> Have you ever gone through field sobriety test before? >> Yeah, >> you have. >> But they they asked me to um to do the soriety test. >> Mhm. >> They never did it. free. >> That was the first and that they >> that that happened. So >> Okay. Okay. Well, I'm I'm going to explain everything to you, okay, as we go. So, do you have any eye problems or abnormalities with your eyes? >> No. >> Okay. How is your general health? You say you're a healthy young lady. >> I eat healthy every other [ __ ] day. >> All right. >> Pineapples and avocados, toast, bread. Yeah. No. >> Do you wear glasses or contacts? something like that. >> Um, I wear contacts. >> Do you have them in current? >> Not prescription. I for fashion only. >> Colored ones. >> Um, >> are they color? >> Not prescript prescription. No. >> Okay. >> She claims to be a healthy eater, but with breath that smells like a distillery. She's only fooling herself. Get ready for the field sobriety test where all those excuses are about to go up in smoke. >> See this nice green light right here? >> EJ76. Keep an eye hands at your sides. >> Thank you. We're starting >> remember. >> Eyes only. Okay. Eyes only. >> Eyes only. >> Eyes only. Okay. >> Yeah, I know. >> All right. Here we go. Hints on your side. All right. Next, we're going to do something. It's called walk and turn. >> Yeah, I know what that is. >> All right, cool. First step is number one. So, you may begin. >> One, two, that was nine. >> Do you want me to keep going? >> No. And then You may begin clear. >> Do I walk forward or do I keep >> leg up? >> Just like I did for your status. >> Just like I did. >> Thanks. >> Okay, you may begin. >> Just keep my leg up. >> Mhm. I'm not flexible or like gymnastics, so I I can't really keep it up for that long. When your legs won't listen to your brain, that's the most damning indictment there is. Claiming to know the law while you can't even stand up straight. Now, that is a comedy routine right there. And the real drama only escalates once the handcuffs come out. >> All right, turn around. Place your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for driving under the influence. >> Um, can I call my cops? >> You'll be able to get a phone call when we get back there. >> No, take my car. >> Your car is going to be towed. No, I have the right to call my dad to pick the station. But >> I still have a right to call my um >> Yeah, you will. Yeah. Yeah. As soon as we get to the station. No, soon as we get to the station. >> I know. I know my rights. Okay, then you know your rights are you can call them when we get to the station. >> No, that's not how it works. >> You'll get you'll get >> No, that's not how it works. >> I can call plenty of time to call. >> I can call my car right now to come pick up my car. >> No, no, I know. >> No, that that's definitely not that's not definitely not how it works. But you'll definitely be able to get phone calls at the station. Okay. >> No, I already know that. But >> you will. Yeah, >> but right now I Yeah. No, I have my rights to call my dad right now cuz um >> at the station. >> Mhm. >> No, right now. >> Okay. Once again, you don't have anything in your pockets, correct? >> No, you can check them. >> Okay. >> Okay. Let me >> All right. Is there anything else you need out of the car? >> Yes. >> What is in the car that you need? >> Yes. My um phone. I'm going to come with >> phone. We have We have your keys. >> He can come able to come in here. No, I know. I know my rights, sir. >> I know. >> For sure. For sure. Things really hit the fan when our Lady of the Law started struggling and refusing to get into the patrol car. Acting like a spoiled, entitled child is a fast way to slam the door on your own freedom. >> No, I'm going to call my dad right now. >> Your your phone's over here first off. >> I don't believe you. >> Okay, you don't have to, but I'm telling you the truth. >> I I don't believe you. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I'm going to leave it in the door for now. >> Okay. >> Where? >> Where? >> Where? What? Where is my phone? >> It's in the door. >> Where? >> Do not resist. >> No, no, no. >> Get in the car. >> I want to be assured. >> Get in the car. >> I don't see my phone. >> Set. >> Alexandria. >> Alexandria. >> Oh, so you're lying to me, >> Alexandria. Have a seat. >> I I know my rights. >> Perfect. >> I know. I know about this [ __ ] >> Have a seat. When we get to the station, you'll make your phone calls. >> No, cuz I need I'm a minor. I'm going to talk to my pop. >> Sit down. >> You're not a minor. You're 19. >> No, I'm not. >> Sit down. Okay. Sit down. You can call in real quick. >> Okay. >> Bring your feet in. >> Can I get my phone? >> No, not in the back. You can call when we get to the station. >> No, that's not how it works. >> Yes, it is. >> It does. >> No, this this not how it works. >> I need to get my belongings. >> Yep. We'll >> Yep. >> Sir, you can roll that first. >> All right, Alexandria. Come on. Come on out. >> Come on out. Don't touch me. >> Come on out. Don't touch me. >> All right. Get out of the car. >> Yeah. My lawyer. Yeah. >> I need my >> He's probably still pretty intoxicated. >> Okay. >> Yeah. You're good. >> She blew a 235. >> So, these cards are yours, too? Yes, sir. >> Okay. And what about this? >> My tray for weed? >> Yeah. >> For weed? >> Yeah. >> Why is there like a white powdery substance? >> There's There's no white virus substance in there. >> What do you do? What do you do with weed uh with a rolled up dollar bill? >> Huh? >> What do you do with weed with a rolled up dollar bill? Um, I did cocaine for like 4 months and then I got off of it. >> Okay. So, you've had a history of it >> do that anymore? >> It was in between um October and then I stopped in end of December. >> October to December you were using? >> Yeah. >> And then you stopped using it. >> I stopped using it because it [ __ ] up my life. >> Okay. >> So, >> a troubled past never stays buried if you're still carrying that baggage in your car while driving drunk. She's now facing charges for extreme DUI and a second time DUI offense. If convicted, she's looking at a one-year license suspension, fines up to $6,000 and two years of probation. Whether it's a burning car or a queen in handcuffs, the law always catches up. These stories prove that entitlement never ends well. What's your take on today's cases? Drop a comment, hit subscribe, and I'll see you in the next one.