Officers catch this vehicle going 109 miles an hour in a 50 mile an hour zone. When they catch up to it, it turns into oncoming traffic and nearly crashes head-on into another vehicle. As it finally pulls over, officers approach having no idea that the driver's drama queen girlfriend [music] is about to cause even more problems. >> Come on out. That was beyond stupid, man. >> Sorry. >> You You do realize you almost collided with another car. >> Sorry. >> Where's your license at? >> It's in the back. >> And you're in there? >> Yeah. >> Where's it at? In there? You mind if I look in it before you start Where's it at? Is it in here or is it >> Um I think so. In my door. >> Is that your ID, ma'am? >> Do you mind if I ask? >> Yep. >> I wasn't driving. >> You're participating. ID, please. >> Do you mind if I ask because I wasn't driving? >> ID, please. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> I don't understand if I WASN'T DRIVING WHY YOU WOULD NEED MY ID. >> Listen to me. Stop. You don't Stop. Stop. Stop. Calm down. Calm down. I'm going to explain it to you, okay? >> it. >> No, you don't get it. I'm trying to explain it to you. >> it. >> Okay. >> don't want you to explain it. >> We are stopping I'm going to if you stop talking. I would love to. >> Explain it. >> Okay. You are in a vehicle that is being stopped, okay? So, we are requesting your driver's license because we are allowed to. >> Totally get it. >> Okay. So, give my >> I want to explain it. >> partner >> giving my ID. I just do not want to be getting in trouble for anything I was not participating in. >> So, then let me have your driver's license, please. >> It's my fault. >> Well, I know I didn't participate participating in it. >> I'm going to ask you one more time and then I'm going to take you out of the car and I'm going to put you in handcuffs. >> going to put me in handcuffs because I wasn't participating in it. >> not cooperating. >> But I wasn't in it if I wasn't driving. >> I'm going to give you one last chance. >> Here, my guy. >> Thank you. >> But I wasn't participating in a check. >> Watch your knees. >> I'm sorry. >> Have a seat back here. >> I'm so sorry. >> Falls under the racing statute when she's participating. >> So, I'm Deputy Wencel, I'm with the Lee County Sheriff's Office Traffic Unit. The reason why I'm stopping you was 109 >> Yeah. >> in a posted 50 mph zone. Okay? Then you go the wrong way and almost collide with another vehicle. Okay? Why are we Why? >> I'm sorry. I apologize I don't want to say I just >> Have you had any alcoholic beverages tonight? >> A little bit. >> A little bit? >> That's it. >> Okay. >> I'm not trying to be rude. I just I wasn't participating and then I got it. >> I want to go You want me to explain it? If he choose to do the racing statute, there is a charge for somebody participating and that is watching or being in the car with them. I don't think he's doing that, but he could. So, you just need to stop and let us do our job. >> You don't know your address? Do you have any documentation to show your address? >> Yes. >> Is it on your phone by chance? >> It's not on my phone right now. >> Your phone was in the bag. >> That's my another phone. >> Is your phone in the car? >> Yes. >> Is it in the door here? >> Yes. Stay right there. Stay right there. >> You mind if I get it? >> Yeah, yeah. So, you want my address? >> Yes, your new address. Yes, sir. >> I really I'm so sorry. I just was enjoying my day today with my girlfriend. >> The sad part is is it would have been a stop and you may have gotten a court date because of your speed. Then you you added other stuff to it. >> If something happened, this is only my fault, not her fault. It's my fault. >> I I just need your new address. >> That's my address. >> How long have you been at this new address? >> 3 months, 6 months. I don't remember right now, but it's around that, 6 months. >> Just lean against the car. I'll be right back with you. >> 17 Charlie >> Stay over here. I don't mind you getting out of the car, but I don't want you back there. >> I just don't [snorts] want to be in problem with my car. With my own car, you know what I mean? It's my car. I just don't want to be in problem with it. >> Are you willing to submit to a field sobriety exercise to dispel any fears that you're driving while under the influence? >> Sorry. >> Are you Do you speak English or >> I need to vent. I don't understand too much. >> Would it be better if I have somebody come and translate for me? >> She she kind of speaks >> No, I'm going to have a deputy. >> Yeah. >> Would it be better if you Somebody that speaks Spanish so you understand what I'm saying? All right. Do we have an available translator for Spanish who is >> I know you're doing your job. I'm just helping you out with this. >> I'll help you out with what? >> I don't know. I don't know what I'm helping you out with yet because we haven't done it. >> You're helping me to >> Exactly. Let's wait. Let him do his investigation and then we can figure it out from there. >> I'm in a bad situation right now. >> Are you in a bad situation right now? Well, no. I I'm just getting some things from you that makes me concerned about your ability to operate a motor vehicle. >> It's so close. It's so close. How about we move forward like in front of >> your car? That one got really close to me. >> That's her car. >> Well, it's actually not her car. >> Yeah, it's her >> No, it's registered to somebody else. >> It's her dad. Her dad. >> But it's your dad's car. Go stand over there with my partner, please. >> He's not asking you the questions, remember? I told you we need to let him do his investigation and ask his questions. >> I get it. >> But the car is still registered to him. >> Yeah, I know, but I was just driving her car. It's only my fault. I know you are doing your job. >> I am. >> I don't speak too much English, but I just trying to enjoying all today my day with her. >> I got you. >> Everything's my fault. That's why I'm trying to >> What are we doing? >> I'm waiting for a Spanish translator. >> Oh, okay. Are we going again? I'm going to wipe my face. >> Sure. If you want to, you can sit back down in the car. You don't have to stand out. >> out. I just don't want you guys to be worried about anything. >> No, that's fine. >> I want you guys to be under my control. >> Do you get it? Can you reach from this side? >> I just don't want you guys thinking like I'm reaching for anything. >> No, you're fine. >> Stupid as [ __ ] Cuz as he was doing it, I was like, "What the [ __ ] are you doing in my car?" I just don't want him to get in trouble. A ticket, whatever the [ __ ] it is, I really don't want him to get arrested. I work Monday through Friday. I don't have time for any of this [ __ ] I'm begging you. >> You're begging the wrong person, and you're not going to talk to them right now, so it's not going to happen. They're going to do their investigation. The deputy's going to do what he has to do. >> I'm fine to drive. Like, on everything, I'm fine to drive. I just told not to drive. Not even for the impairment or anything, I just didn't want anything to do with it. I don't know if you have any say in it, but I really just kind of just want kind of like a warning for him. Me drive my car back home. You're not going to happen. >> I can guarantee you're not driving this car away from here. I don't know what's going on with their investigation, but I can guarantee you 100% that you will not drive it. >> I know you're doing your job. I shouldn't be telling you what the hell I'm telling you right now. My car is under my father right now. That is dead. So, I really don't want any issues with my car. That's the last thing my father got me before he passed. You guys, the only thing I'm thanking you guys for. >> We don't know what's going on, and we're not going to know until he's done with his investigation. So, let's not get all upset and worried about something that we don't even know if it's going to happen. >> you go to the extreme all the time. You go to the extreme all the time. >> Did you go to the extreme all the time? We follow the statute. >> I get it. I get it. You guys work. >> The letter of the law. >> You guys follow your laws. I totally get it. >> No, they're your laws, too. They're the state of Florida laws. You live in Florida, I live in Florida. It's [snorts] the laws of the state of Florida. Don't hurt your car. You didn't tell me about how much it means AND NOW YOU'RE HITTING DON'T HIT YOUR CAR. >> I DON'T WANT TO WAIT FOR 10 MINUTES, 20 MINUTES FOR YOU GUYS TO TELL ME WHAT YOU'RE GOING TO DO. >> LISTEN. LISTEN. STOP. STOP. STOP. IF YOU DON'T calm down, you relax. NO, YOU'RE NOT. I PROMISE you you're not. NO, YOU'RE NOT. LISTEN. STOP. STOP. IF YOU DON'T calm down, we're going to have you have a seat in one of our patrol cars. Then you NEED TO RELAX. I'M GIVING IT TO YOU ONE MORE TIME. TAKE A BREATHER. RELAX. OKAY? Because you acting like this is not going to get this situation to go any faster. I need you to relax. I will tell you everything that's going on once I get to that point. But right now, we're not going to tell you what's going on until I figure out what's going on. I can't focus on you and focus on him. I I don't THINK YOU DO. CUZ I WANT TO GO HOME AT NIGHT. OKAY? I'M SURE YOU DON'T. SO, YOU WANT TO DO what I need you to breathe. Otherwise, we're going to have you have a seat in the car. Fair enough? All right. Stay cool, calm, and collected for me. Is your vape a nicotine vape? Cuz that I can't help you out with. Yeah, it's under the car. What? If she dropped her her vape under either car, it might calm her down. She wants him to lay on the ground and get it out from underneath the car. Will that calm you down if you had it? Probably. Can you go under the car and get it? You can grab it, Alex. I couldn't. [snorts] Thank you. Hopefully this will calm her down a little bit. All right. Back over here. Come back over here, partner. Yes. Hang out there. Calm down. >> [snorts] >> You got your vape. We're just going to sit here and chill for a minute. I I prefer >> if if to have somebody translate, "Hey, I'm going to need you to help me translate for a DUI." >> That's going to be the hardest DUI in the world. >> What do you mean? >> Do you speak English at all? >> All you're doing is just explaining it. >> Yeah, I mean hey, I'll do whatever you need me to do. All right, let's start. >> All right. So, >> Hello. >> I'm I was asking >> Yes, sir. >> No, no, no, no. Face me so you can hear him. Turn me. Turn. All right. So, I was asking if he was willing to submit to a field sobriety exercise to dispel my fears he's driving under the influence. >> Hello. Say, "Sí, señor." Okay, he says yes, you do. >> Okay. So, what I need him to do is put his feet together, arms to his side. >> Okay, ponga los pies juntos y las manos a los lados, por favor. >> Perfecto. With whichever finger he chooses, touch the top of my pen for me. >> Con cualquier dedo que quieras, toca la punta del lápiz. >> Perfecto. You can put your hand back down. You see that green light right there? >> ¿Puedes ver la luz verde? >> Yes, sir. All right. You're going to follow the movement of my pen as I move from side to side with your eyes and your eyes only. You don't move your head. Keep your head still, okay? >> Okay. ¿Entiendes? >> Yes. >> He understands. >> Okay. Face that way. Go ahead and begin. >> One, two, three, four, five. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. Nine. 10. Eight. Nine. >> Feet together, arms to your side. With whichever foot you choose, you're going to take it, raise it 6 in off the ground, about the height of a soda can, okay? You're going to count just like this. 1,001, 1,002, 1,003, and so on until I tell you to stop. >> No. >> Okay, he has no question and he understands. >> All right. Go ahead and begin. >> 1,001 1,002 1,002, 1,003 1,004, 1,005 >> Go up. >> 1,006, 1,007 7, 1,008, 1,009 >> Stop. You're relaxed. Put your foot There you go. I don't know. I haven't been paying attention. >> over 100? >> Yeah, he was. You're now being placed under arrest for driving while under the influence. Do you understand all of that? Yes or no? >> Yeah. >> You let me knock HIM OUT ONCE. HE DOESN'T NEED TO GO 30 DAYS IN JAIL. >> OKAY. >> [laughter] >> YEAH, I THINK HE WAS 30 DAYS IN JAIL, PLEASE. >> Thank you. Bye. >> Sorry, it's my first time. I don't know what to >> No problem-o. >> You can take him to jail. >> Yes, he's under arrest. Don't hit the car. You're going to dent this car that you love so much. [laughter] Have a seat for me. Do you have a cell phone to call for a ride? >> You mom, come here and drive my car. >> No. >> You guys can't take my car. You guys can't take my car. You guys >> Hey, LISTEN. LISTEN. LISTEN TO ME. >> YOU GUYS CAN'T TAKE MY CAR. YOU GUYS ARE NOT GOING TO TAKE MY PLEASE DON'T TAKE MY CAR. >> NEED TO PLEASE DON'T TAKE MY CAR. YOU CAN'T TAKE MY CAR. YOU CAN'T TAKE MY PLEASE DON'T TAKE MY CAR. >> WHERE IS YOUR PHONE? >> WHERE IS YOUR PHONE? I DON'T KNOW. SOMEONE DON'T TAKE MY CAR. [screaming] >> YOU NEED TO CALL YOUR MOTHER TO COME GET YOU. >> NOT HERE to pick up my car. But that's dad. IT'S UNDER HIS NAME. Please don't take my car. PLEASE DON'T TAKE MY CAR. PLEASE DON'T TAKE MY CAR. >> IS THIS YOUR HOUSE KEYS? >> You said keys. Only keys you >> It's in my car. >> Yeah, cuz I didn't want her to get in the car and take off. >> DON'T TAKE MY CAR. THAT'S ALL I'M ASKING FOR. [screaming] LET ME HAVE MY MOM TAKE MY CAR. YOU GUYS CAN'T TAKE MY CAR. >> CALL YOUR MOM AND HAVE HER COME. >> YOU GUYS CAN'T take my car. >> Come out of the car, please. >> Let me go home. >> You can call your mom out of the out of the car. >> car. I'm begging you don't take my car. I'm begging you. >> Come over here. I don't want you to get hit by a car. >> Don't take my >> Over here. I don't want you to get hit by a car. DO NOT TOUCH. COME ON. >> MOMMY, WE'RE GOING TO NAPLES. You got to call my baby car. >> ALL RIGHT. >> [screaming] >> IN NAPLES. >> YOU'RE NOT IN NAPLES. SHE THINKS WE'RE IN NAPLES. >> WE'RE NOT IN NAPLES. >> What am I going to do with her? >> If she doesn't >> Do you want me to tell your mother where you're at? >> Somebody needs to come and pick you up. >> Mommy, call my car in Naples, please. >> You're not in Naples. >> You're not in Naples. >> You're in >> FORT MYERS. FORT MYERS BEACH? >> You're over by Fort Myers Beach, yes. But you're by Health Park. >> Bass Road. >> Do you want me to tell her where you're at? >> Do you speak English? >> Okay. Do you speak any English, ma'am? Hablas inglés? >> No, no hablo inglés. >> There's I I I don't know how to >> Okay. >> Do you want to get an Uber AND GO HOME? >> NO, I WANT MY CAR TO GET >> Tell her you're at Bass Road and Summerlin Road. You can pick it up at the tow yard tomorrow. >> No, she can pick it up. Can she pick it up? Is she coming here? >> No. >> Why can't she pick it up? I can't pick it up. I'm not going to be able to pick up my car. >> Okay, your father is passed. IT'S IN HIS NAME. >> DAD, YOU GUYS ARE GOING TO ASK FOR HIM. I DON'T HAVE THE MONEY TO PICK UP THE >> YOUR MOTHER, YOUR MOTHER CAN TAKE THE DEATH CERTIFICATE DOWN >> HIM. I'M THE NEXT OF KIN. I'M THE ONLY ONE WHO HAS AUTHORITY TO CAR. LET ME TAKE THE [ __ ] CAR WITH ME HOME. LET ME TAKE THE CAR WITH ME HOME. SHE'S PICKING IT UP. >> It's either you get somebody to come pick you up or GET AN UBER. OR YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL FOR PUBLIC OKAY. >> WHAT THE [ __ ] AM I GOING TO DO? WHAT THE [ __ ] ARE YOU GOING TO TAKE ME TO JAIL? WHY ARE YOU GOING TO TAKE ME TO JAIL? LET ME >> YOU'RE GETTING A RESISTING CHARGE. >> MY MOM THE CAR. LET ME TEXT HER THE >> GET HER DOWN. >> LET ME TEXT HER THE CAR. WHY AM I GOING TO GO TO JAIL? LET ME TEXT HER THE >> ROLL OVER ON YOUR STOMACH. ROLL OVER ON YOUR STOMACH NOW. >> PLEASE LET ME TEXT HER THE CAR. [screaming] PLEASE DON'T BE LIKE THAT. Please don't be like that. PLEASE DON'T BE LIKE THAT. PLEASE DON'T BE LIKE THAT. >> YOU CANNOT BITE ME. >> DON'T BE LIKE THAT. DAMN, GOING THROUGH MY Don't be like that. LET ME TEXT MY MOM THE PINK CAR. >> HEAD BACK SO SHE DON'T BITE YOU. >> NO! >> [screaming] >> PLEASE, I'M NOT BITING YOU GUYS. >> YOU'RE NOT BITING ME. YOU DREW FREAKING BLOOD FROM WHERE YOU BIT ME. >> I DIDN'T DRAW BLOOD, YOU DUMB [ __ ] BETTER. >> GET THE OTHER ARM. >> YEAH, YEAH, I CAN'T BREATHE. STOP BLAMING THESE DUMB I CAN'T >> STOP RESISTING. >> PLEASE. >> STOP RESISTING. YOU'RE KICKING ME. STOP. YOU WANT ME TO STOP. WELL, NOW YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL for a felony. >> You. Felony You told me to do it. YOU DO WHAT I NEEDED TO DO. YOU DUMB MOTHER WHY ARE YOU PULLING ME LIKE WHY ARE YOU PULLING ME LIKE THAT? CAN YOU NOT >> STOP. [screaming] >> I'M GOING TO GO THIS WAY. PICTURE PICTURE BIKINI. [laughter] >> FACES PUSHING ME OVER. BRO, I haven't done [ __ ] to you this entire time. I actually love my face. Take my >> That's blood from biting me. >> I didn't mean to bite you. >> Chase watched it all. >> The male suspect, Alejandro, was originally charged with DUI and unlawful speeds. However, as part of a plea agreement, the DUI charge was dropped while he pleaded no contest to the unlawful speeds charge. He was ordered to pay $276 and released back into the public. The female suspect, Kaila, was charged with felony battery on a law enforcement officer and disorderly intoxication. She took a plea deal pleading guilty to both charges in exchange for both [music] charges resulting in adjudication withheld, meaning the judge accepted her plea but did not formally convict her. She was sentenced to 36 months of probation and was released back into the public. I was never bitten in my career, but I know the process. The second that happens, you're not just dealing with an arrest anymore. Now you got medical evaluations, disease exposure concerns, you got testing, worker's comp paperwork, supervisory notifications, enough paperwork to make a sergeant very miserable. Now, in Philly, officers have to specifically tell the examining doctor if the injury came from a human bite because of the health risk involved. While everyone's focused on the physical action of the body cam, officers already figured about the doctor, the testing, whether this is about to become a much bigger problem than it looked like on camera.