Are you kidding me? I didn't do anything wrong. >> Waking up from a nap usually felt great, unless she woke up to a flashlight and a police officer. On a quiet night on March 23rd, 2024, Bianca decided that a running vehicle in the middle of a gas station lot was the perfect place for a snooze. Her car had front-end damage, but her ego was even more broken. The police department responded to a reckless driving call, finding Bianca displayed signs of impairment and extreme aggression toward law enforcement. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Huh? >> You all right? >> No. >> Can you turn the car off for me, please? >> Driver's going to be awake now. What's your name? >> I'm Officer Jan K. I'm just trying to make sure you're all right. >> I'm fine. >> What's your What's your name, ma'am? >> I'm great. My name is Bianca. I'm fine. I'm just heading home. Okay. >> Okay. Well, >> it's nice to meet you, Bianca. >> All right. >> Um, I'm I'm having the fire department come by, come check you out. So, what >> you were asleep behind the wheel of your car >> and you're not parked in a parking space, >> so I'm I'm just concerned about your wellbeing. >> No, dude. My wellbeing is fine. Like, can we not do this? Like, please. Like, >> well, they're they're coming. They're they're just going to check you out. You don't have to go to the hospital or anything. >> Oh my god. Are you serious? They're They're just going to check you out. Check your vitals all day. >> Let's make a scene. >> Dude, I hate the cops. >> Hey, I'm just going to go home. >> Well, why don't why don't we wait for the fire department? >> Why do we have to just go? >> I'm concerned about your wellbeing. >> My wellbeing is fine. And you're not concerned about my wellbeing. You're concerned about getting a like, you know, stupid end because you did something right. Oh god, I hate the cops and don't Let's go. Let's go. This is so >> Bianca turned what should have been a simple wakeup call into a fullon spectacle. Snoozing in a running car like she owned the spot. She served side eye and sarcasm like a masterclass in disrespect. Officers stayed professional, but her complete lack of shame and non-stop attitude made the scene feel like a reality show gone rogue. Public space? Who cares? [music] Her world, her rules, her drama, fully unbothered. >> This is so ridiculous. A Can I just go home? Can I just go home? Just talk to the fire department. Okay. >> Okay. Well, let me go be smarter than you are. >> Hi. How are you all doing? >> I'm sorry. Okay. How are you guys doing? >> Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm great. How are you guys doing? >> Yeah. >> You finally got a call tonight. So, you have something to go to. Awesome. I am not doing anything wrong. All right. Cool. Yeah. around like so ridiculous. Don't you guys have like more things like more things to like attack besides me? >> Like it's so stupid. >> My life is checked out. My everything >> I'm done. >> Okay. But don't you guys have so much more than I don't have any of this? >> This is dumb. Go like be on a robbery or something. I came from South Florida where people actually like shoot people and nobody like holds you over. It's so stupid. It's just so stupid. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Bye. Bye. Bye. >> Later. Good luck. Have fun. >> Bye, guys. Appreciate you coming out. >> All right. Bye. You can go, too. Bye. >> Bianca's night went from awkward to full-blown chaos as her drunk logic hit turbo. Every word, every move just piled on the confusion, turning simple questions into mental gymnastics. Alcohol didn't make her dumb. It just pulled the mask off the chaos brewing underneath. Officers tried reason. She doubled down on nonsense and with each passing second, she dug herself deeper into a mess that was 100% avoidable. >> I'm not going anywhere. Okay. >> Why? >> So, >> what have I done wrong to you? >> Well, >> let's talk about this. >> Okay. >> What have I done wrong to you? >> So, I'm going to be I'm going to be frank with you. Okay. >> You dumb little Okay, go. >> That's fine to say. So, I find you asleep behind the wheel of your vehicle, not at a parking space at the gas station. >> Okay. >> Um, actually, I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to And we >> So, are you going to arrest me for this? >> Well, that's not a guarantee. But I'm The reason I stopped you is for your wellbeing. >> The law when I woke you up, I smelled an odor of alcohol coming from the car. >> Okay. Have you been drinking today? >> No, I haven't broken the law. Okay. So, I'm going to read you something real quick. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to go to jail with you. So, I'm going to ask you to just step away. >> That's not going to No. Bianca. Bianca, stay put. All right. Just stay put. Have you been drinking tonight? >> Nope. >> All right. We also got a call from someone saying that they saw you hit a wall down the road down at Horatio. So, is that where the damage from your vehicle's from? >> What? Is that where the damage from your vehicle's from? >> No. >> Where's the damage from your vehicle from then? >> Because my ex-boyfriend relapsed on crack and trashed my vehicle. No, that wasn't from me. Are you kidding me? I'm going to get because my ice boyfriend and trash my vehicle. That's not what I'm saying at all. I'm saying we had someone call in saying they saw a white Hyundai hit a wall 792 in Horatio and there is damage to your car. >> I didn't have a wall. >> So that that's pre-existing damage. >> Wow, dude. Like I'm so sorry that your life has been >> Bianca. On a scale of one on a scale of 1 to 10, how intoxicated are you right now? >> The officer stayed cooperative, but Bianca preferred to call him dumb while smelling like a brewery. When asked about the fresh damage to her car, she blamed her crackhead ex-boyfriend for trashing it. It was a convenient excuse, [music] but the witness who saw her hit a wall down the road clearly did not get the memo about her story. >> Zero. >> Zero. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Where were you coming from? >> Yo, I'm not doing this right now. >> Where? Just Where were you coming from? You said you were coming from like something with your dog. cuz it >> I'm not doing this right now. I have not done anything. >> Okay, >> that's I have not done anything wrong. How am I getting >> penalized right now? >> Let me Let's Let's go this way. So >> yo, dude, I'm concerned about >> I'm not doing anything wrong. Bianca penalized. >> Bianca, I'm concerned about your ability to operate. >> No. >> No. Bianca, come back. >> Come back. You are >> you people. I didn't do anything wrong. This is so stupid. I didn't do anything wrong. >> 601 got one point now. 250. >> Are you kidding me? I didn't do anything wrong. Are you kidding me? I didn't do anything wrong. Are you >> gave you a chance to be back at me? You didn't want to listen. >> No, you didn't trust me. You didn't want to listen to me. didn't want to give me some [ __ ] [ __ ] >> YOU DIDN'T GIVE me anything. You dumb. >> My goodness. >> She had every chance to play it smart, talk it out, or just follow simple instructions. But nope, she went fullon battle mode. Every comment and defiant move just piled on trouble. Reality was written on the wall from the start. Ignoring law only guaranteed one [music] thing, and that was running head first into legal consequences she couldn't dodge, no matter how clever she thought she was. >> I pull up. She's dead asleep. So, I move my car in front of hers. >> What? >> Uh, I wake her up attitude right from the rip that I'm smelling from the car. >> So, I call the fire department, make sure she's okay. She wanted nothing to do with them. >> Them attitude leaned against the car the whole time. She's barefoot. I don't know where her shoes are. >> They're in the passenger board. She was wearing heels. >> So, and she just had that attitude ever since I got here. I ran her Miranda didn't want to talk to me. So, >> and I think you probably have enough already. >> I think so. >> Especially with the And we'll put the witness down >> cuz I mean she does have damage to the vehicle. Make sure >> that's from her crackhead boyfriend. >> But, you know, so let's follow up. You don't have to do it right now, but we can follow up since you work tomorrow. maybe get a statement from the people who called it in. >> Yeah. Do you mind just calling her to see if she'll meet up with me tomorrow? >> The witness. Yeah, I'll give her a call. >> Just give I'm not saying do I'll follow. I'll do it tomorrow. Just see if you tomorrow. >> Bianca's night ended not in her bed, but in the back of a squad car. She tried to charm the paramedics and insult the police, but the smell of alcohol and a wrecked car spoke louder than her excuses. >> [music] >> Her peaceful nap turned into a very loud wakeup call from the justice system she claimed to hate. Behind bars, [music] she'll finally get a front row lesson in consequences. Her moods, tantrums, or drama meant nothing to the law. The woman was charged [music] with DUI, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, battery on a law enforcement [music] officer, and failure to submit a breath, blood, or urine sample. If [music] you enjoyed this messy encounter, please like the video and subscribe for more daily body cam breakdowns. Share this with anyone who thinks they can drive better after a few drinks. [music] Do you think she actually hit that wall or was her boyfriend really to blame? Let us know in the comments below.