What if a neighbor's call about banging and loud music led police to an unresponsive woman slumped in a running truck at 2:00 a.m.? Was she just sleeping it off or something more serious? >> 10:20 for She looks to be breathing. She's just not responding to me. >> Hey, sheriff's office. Wake up. >> What's up, man? Um, >> how are you doing tonight? >> Very well. My girlfriend's sitting in the truck. I hope that's okay. >> Uh, she doesn't seem very responsive, man. >> Um, she was letting her kind of take a breather for a little bit. She >> garage. >> Baby girl, come on. Malaysia, what in the world's going on? Baby, you drank a few beers. Did someone roof you or something? Are you okay, baby? baby girl. >> We didn't get in a fight. You [snorts] guys got in a fight. If you want to treat women like a piece of treat women like a piece of And you sure can, too. >> Sit on the carpet. Sit on the carpet. >> Just sit down on the right there on the thing. >> Brother, stop. She's already swiped at you, man. Just stop. >> I'm fine. >> Okay. >> I've literally to you. >> You're not free to go right now. I'm asking you to sit down this whole time. I've literally sat here and kept >> arrest. No, sir. She She swipes at me often. Please. >> She swipes at me often. Please. >> Alia, please listen to my mom. >> Back up. >> Damn it. I didn't >> Whatever. >> Alia, please. >> She woke up combative, resisted, swiped at her boyfriend in front of deputies, and refused a breath test. Arrested for domestic battery, resisting a DUI. She was cuffed and taken in. What do you think was