I understand. I understand. >> But nobody's I know exactly what happened. >> That person that refuses to leave is going to jail for obstruction. Get back to your car. >> Hey, >> he just called me. >> And I'm telling you. >> On October 5th, 2025. [music] What was supposed to be a fun night party in West Palm ended with a crumpled car and a confused roadside crowd. When police arrived, they found a driver claiming he didn't see the car he hit, and a passenger slumped over like a ragd doll. The scene was a chaotic mix of broken glass, weak excuses, and a language barrier that was about to make things even more complicated for everyone involved. It was far from a typical night out. >> Uh, a little shook up. Oh, yeah. Um, >> I speak English. >> Um, >> anybody else in this car here? >> No, I was on my way around with some friends. So, >> Hernandez, could you come this way for Spanish speaking? >> Would you like to No, you're good. You're right here. I can see something way out. I backed up a little. Okay. >> Yeah. The light turned red. So I stopped and then I was he was right behind her when she stopped. No, he was not. They came out of nowhere and all of a sudden I was like, "Oh my gosh, they're not going to stop." And then they just didn't stop. >> Pick her over. Pick her over. >> Yeah, we're not going to argue. >> She was right behind me. Is she right in front of us? >> I didn't even see her. >> Is she with us? >> Well, I hope so. >> Wake up. >> Are you okay? I'm okay. >> You okay? >> No, I mean this was kind of out of nowhere. That's why kind of she's a little bit out of it because this kind of showed up. I don't know. Out of nowhere. >> All right, start running tags or start. After the accident, it was crucial to stabilize the situation [music] and check everyone involved to assess whether anyone was injured or in need of medical attention. The most unfortunate part, however, was that the accident could have been avoided if the vehicle had been driven responsibly and traffic laws had been followed. >> Um, please. >> Yeah, you should be able to drive. >> That's the only injury or only injury. Sorry, only damage. >> There's only one person in this vehicle. >> Yeah. Yes, sir. I didn't see that pass. She slipped over. What the hell? She can drive that. I might need your I don't know. Oh, so I might need your assistance through this. 199. >> So we were we were >> Yeah. Even after all this happened >> and I'm busy right now. >> I didn't even >> they got out and started talking to me. Never say anything about the passenger. I just happened to look in the passenger was like this. >> I I would have said >> never woke up the whole thing was driving. >> They don't He don't speak English. hers is apparently getting better, but we're not talking. They don't understand. >> And when he told me that, >> that's why I asked >> that the girl has stopped. I'm like, what girl? And then he has stopped the car and then the girl I don't know. I guess the large driver. >> Yeah. up. >> Okay. Hey, Conor. >> Every minor detail [music] was complicating the situation further. There was not a single moment where it seemed [music] the matter could be resolved easily. Even the smallest missteps created chaos with bystanders panicking, suspects arguing, and officers juggling instructions. It felt like balancing plates while riding a roller coaster in the dark. Spanish or >> English? Okay. West saying he was in West Palm. uh came from a party and he w he was drinking at the party. When was the last time he had a drink? Let him know. Let him know that the traffic crash investigations over. Okay. Okay. Okay. So I explained to him traffic question is over and now we're in the aspect of German if he's able to drive or not. So he understands. Okay. Can you ask him if he wants to go to the hospital? >> Yeah. >> She She was going to You speak English? >> Yes. >> Okay. Okay. What was going on? No, no. She was going to sleep over at my house. >> Who's she? >> And uh Cartman. >> Who's Where's Carmen? >> No, no, no. That's That's >> Carmen's over there. >> Yes. >> The officer's primary responsibility was to collect every bit of information to [music] ensure no evidence was missed. The suspect's nervous behavior, only complicated matters. This was no simple traffic accident that could be dismissed. Holding the responsible parties accountable was essential to set an example and prevent future recklessness. That's my sister-in-law. >> Okay. >> She was going to sleep over with me. He was dropping us off. He was our designated driver. >> Okay. >> So, um >> Well, we're we're past that point cuz I I just asked him >> and he said he had a couple drinks at the party. So, he's not designated driver. One of you guys drink. >> I think my choice was one. >> There's always more than one. You and me both know that. Okay. Not with him. For us, I could say yes, but for him, no. >> All right. So, like I explained to him, the traffic crash part is over. We're going into the the aspect of determining his ability to drive. Okay. That's what I was asking some other questions like where did he come from? >> Um, and he said he came from a party in West Palm. Did he drink? He said he did drink something. Okay. So my understanding from what he's doing, this ain't his first rodeo. He's been in a situation before. So he's always getting he's already giving the jewelry to his his brother. So you get what I'm saying? I wasn't born yesterday. Jeremy both weren't born yesterday. >> Damn. But the but the side you playing right now, bro, is not >> it's not a sign to play with. You know what I'm saying? >> I I understand. I understand. But I'm home, >> but nobody's nobody's going to go to the hospital at the moment. >> Okay. >> She went to the hospital. >> Hey, do me a favor. Just just lean lean towards the car, okay? I don't want you to fall. All right? I don't want you to get hurt. >> No hospital around. >> So, Okay. So, I just explained that you signal. >> The female suspect herself worsened the situation. [music] Even if she was intoxicated, her behavior was not only foolish, but also an attempt [music] to manipulate the law. Watching her act like Sherlock Holmes on caffeine [music] while trying to control the chaos was like seeing a cat run a symphony orchestra. Chaotic, ridiculous, but oddly impressive. >> One, two, three, four. ID. >> Someone has his ID. Please make sense. Yeah. for the DUI instruction and all that. >> Did we get her information? >> No, I don't think so. You have the paper. I'll take it. I just read off of it. >> What' you say? No, I said I'll just take the Spanish DUI instructions. That way I can rant into it and it won't be like me and mumble mumble jumbo. Okay. Do we have her information? >> No. Um, you have a license? Can I see your license right there? >> Huh? >> A lot of them standing. >> Who are you? >> Um, I'm just curious cuz there's a lot of people coming up to the scene. >> No, I mean I'm supposed to be his partner. >> Is this >> Okay, look. So, how about this? Ready to avoid issue. >> The situation kept [music] getting complicated and the officers had to make every possible effort to reach the smallest details. They truly deserved praise for handling the complex [music] case. As this was not a simple incident, but a major event, far more complicated than it initially appeared. >> You're just going to go. >> I'm a friend of the friend. >> Look. Hey, no talking to avoid issue. Where did you park? >> Oh, right here. >> You're going to go over there. Okay. Your partner's fine. We're just gonna do some some stuff with him. Okay. Other than that, just go to your car. I don't want no arguing, no screaming. Go find him. I'm not here. Okay. >> Clearly, she's been drink she's been drinking. You don't like it that she's here? >> I'm sorry. I am, but I'm not a little bit that messed up. >> So, you need to go. >> I know exactly what happened. >> That refuses to leave is going to jail for obstruction. Get back to your cars now. >> Uh, no obstruction right here, ma'am. We are we are finding what we need to find for the information that >> you guys. >> No, no, no, no, no. He's trying to find my ID. I'm going to find my right now. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Okay, let's go. Let's go. Side of the road, please. >> You guys are running. You got you got to go. >> You got to go. >> I'm not playing around. Someone's going to go to jail if they don't get off the road. >> You go. >> You got to go. >> I'm not playing around. Someone's going to go to jail if they don't get off the road. >> Go. Go back. You're going to jail. The car's over there. Look, >> there's there's there's no need for none of that. >> There's no need for none of that, sir. >> We're trying. We're trying toize our right now. >> We may be able to be here. >> Dealing with drunk suspects [music] was already challenging. Language barriers and interruptions from others along with screaming and laughing bystanders made it feel like a messy drama. Could all this chaos have been avoided if everyone had stayed calm and followed the rules from the start? >> Stay in the car. >> What did you ask for me at the moment? >> Where do you want that? >> You want her back to you? Whoever do this car, she's going to the side. Okay. Hey, where are you doing this? >> Okay, look. >> Hey, you ma'am. Ma'am, >> my way. Where are you doing your >> They're doing They're doing the investigation right here. Ma'am, we're going to go over here. Over there. >> I'm going to have you stuck to the side of the road. >> I'm right here. You're going to step to the side of the road or you're going to jail. >> I'm right here. >> Turn around. You're going to jail for a second. >> He just told me. Hold up. Wait. He just told me. >> And I'm telling you, you're going to jail. >> I'm sorry. But he just told me to stay right here >> and I told you to move. Roll over. Sorry. I can't. >> Which side you want to get up behind? >> I can't >> stand up. >> I can't. My [ __ ] heels, dude. >> My [ __ ] heels. >> Back to my car. >> Can you Can you even explain nothing right now? >> I DON'T EVEN KNOW. I WAS TRYING TO tell him everything. He don't want to know nothing. I told him everything THAT I [ __ ] KNOW. WHAT the [ __ ] DO I TELL HIM? I'M not [ __ ] from here. >> You want to send me away? I'm trying to [ __ ] my family. >> The officers made an excellent decision by taking the suspect into custody. Her refusal [music] to cooperate, persistent resistance, and reckless behavior left her no chance to avoid handcuffs. She herself had escalated the seriousness of the [music] situation. Her continuous defiance and chaotic conduct made it impossible to resolve the incident [music] without strict legal action. >> Do you have any weapons or anything on you? >> Yeah. No, I don't. >> Okay. If you take it into the jail, it's going to be a felony. You understand that? >> What? >> If you take anything illegal into the jail, it's going to be a felony. Do you understand that? I'm going to need help. >> But I wasn't even a friend with me. They had my ID. >> They had everything. >> Get in there. >> Um, can you help me >> get in there? >> I don't know how to get in here. >> I don't You have an ID? >> They took it from me. >> Okay. >> I gave them everything. I don't know. I don't know how to get in here. >> Sit up in there. >> I'm so embarrassed. >> Sit up in there on your butt. I can't because I'm so embarrassed. Can you pick up my my pants? >> All right, have a seat. >> Would you would you be able to pick up my pants real quick? >> Pick up your pants. >> I I don't know how to pick them up. >> All right, have a seat in there now. Have a seat. >> Why is it like this? >> Have a seat. >> I can't even. I'm going to tell you one more time and then I'm going to put you in there. >> Okay. >> Have a seat. Get in there. >> Put that foot in there. >> What's the name you got? >> She going to give you a birthday. >> I'm going grab it. What are you doing? H >> I'm banging in my car. >> I'm banging in the car. >> Don't bang on my car. >> I'm sorry. >> That's how you get That's how you get Hey, let me talk. Hey, shut up and let me talk. So, to save you any more trouble, that's how you get pepper sprayed. Don't bang on my car. >> You just arrest me. I >> Yes, because you broke the law for obstruction. What's your name? >> For what? >> She should have thought [music] before taking any action. Feeling embarrassed does not automatically resolve a situation. She undoubtedly should feel remorse because her behavior turned a simple investigation [music] unnecessarily complex and dangerous, worsening the situation instead of helping manage it. >> What's your name? >> I gave them my >> What's your name? What's your name? >> I gave him everything. >> What's your name? >> My [ __ ] heels, dude. My [ __ ] heels. Okay. Okay. You ready? Yeah. You ready? Okay. So, this is first one. First one. >> All righty. So, he doesn't wear eyes or glasses. No, he has no medical questions about the exercise. No, >> she don't have to stand with his name. >> Okay, you just ran through all that. Okay. So, Okay. Okay. Hello. Okay. During legal procedures, [music] a DUI investigation and spot tests were unavoidable. The officer's decision to conduct the test revealed the truth about the suspect's intoxicated state. Although her claims and [music] attempts to defend herself and the male suspect, the results clearly indicated what actually happened. Okay. Okay. Okay. I think I have the passenger. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. So, okay. Okay. The officers patiently explained [music] each step, but he acted as if the entire process had no impact. showing the mental strain the [music] situation caused him. His lack of focus and constant attempts to divert attention created a tense environment, testing the officer's professionalism and perseverance to the limit. Okay. Instructions. So, Yeah. Heat. Okay, perfect. Okay. Okay. I just say in Spanish real quick. During the test, he made [music] no effort to understand or cooperate. At this stage, decisions could no longer rely on assumptions. Only factual results mattered. The officers [music] systematically collected all evidence to ensure fairness and that every legal requirement was fully met. for milo. Milo. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Instructions. Okay. Sing. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> The real issue was not balance [music] but mental stress. Clear and simple instructions were given. Yet the suspect's nervousness made him [music] fumble even counting. In such moments, the true test is of nerves, not physical [music] ability, and his lack of composure repeatedly revealed how little control he had over the situation. Okay. Okay. All right. Okay. Okay. And that's the momentum. Okay. Okay. So, okay. Okay. Okay. Just the right hand. >> He said he he can hold it. Okay. >> Um I told him, "Let me read him his rights and then I can ask him, you know, other other questions." Okay. So, okay. So, Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. The night ended with a towed car and two people in the back of police cruisers. All because a designated driver couldn't say no to a party. [music] They tried every trick in the book. The language barrier, the nerves defense, none of it worked. They entered the system as a group of arrogant partygoers [music] and left as a cautionary tale about why you shouldn't drink and drive in the rain. The driver was charged with DUI and his next [music] court date is February 24th, 2026. And the female was charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. It was a double booking night for the family, proving that when you mix alcohol, bad fashion, and an attitude, the only place you're going is the back of a patrol car. If you think the woman's outfit was the real crime, hit the like button. Make sure to subscribe for more chaotic encounters.