In the early morning hours of January 3rd, 2026, a cop was stopped at a red light along a busy highway. Dash camera footage shows a blue Honda Civic directly ahead, waiting for the signal to change. When the light turns green, the vehicle accelerates quickly and begins changing lanes without signaling. The officer follows behind and watches the driving pattern before initiating a traffic stop. feel 80 81 >> 82 83 >> 84 miles an hour one that day. Rain five photo attack QEC go Juliet Papa 78 Q EJ P78 if I can get a 94 we're going to draw bridge we're going to be coming out to stop bigger and federal Ma'am. >> Oh, >> are you okay? >> Scare the [ __ ] out. >> I had you going 100 miles an hour on the bridge. >> I didn't I didn't >> There's no way you didn't know that. >> No, it is a way. I I was literally just listening to music and driving. >> That is way too fast. Way too fast. Where are you coming from? >> Um, West Palm Beach. >> West Palm Beach. Okay. >> Yeah. I had you going 100 miles an hour on the bridge. >> I I was I would literally was not paying attention to where the speed limit. I was literally just watching the GPS and trying to get there. You have registration insurance, please. Um, registration insurance is on my phone. I need to figure out that app. >> So, you said you're headed where? >> I'm going to my friend's house. >> What's up? >> Going to my friend's house. >> Where's his friend's house? [snorts] Dude, 100 on the bridge. I had her going Just hold a little bit. Let me just Heat. Heat. Oh, heat, heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. What is she? I don't get you something. Never mind. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. I Huh? There it goes. Ma'am, can I have you step out of the vehicle? Please turn around. Please hand behind your back. So what? I placing you under arrest for >> what? >> I had you going well over 50 mph for the speed limit. >> July 1st I think of this year or 20 2025 a new speeding law. So, you're going to take me to jail? >> Yeah. One, two. >> Unless you just did. >> Yeah. >> Are these too tight for you? >> Three is 105. >> Do you have anything on you? Yep. >> Yep. >> Taking you to jail, ma'am. >> Yes. 100. I had you going at 100 mph in a 45 mph zone. That's insane. >> To the speed limit. I'm just trying to get somewhere. >> Yeah. Um Smith is up to you. Um phone wallet. >> Yeah. >> Hey, Tara. Do you have your uh keys on you? >> They're in my purse. >> In your purse on the pass on the passenger seat. Yes. No. That purse. >> There's one purse in the car. >> Okay, sounds good. Thank you. She said the keys are in the purse. She ever show you insurance or now? >> Yeah, she has got to go. >> Just go and everything. >> Yeah, >> they're calling. >> They're calling you on two. No, nothing that >> Yes. I have your phone and your wallet and then your house keys. I'm assuming these are your house keys, correct? >> You see these? Are these your house keys? >> Huh? You see these? >> Okay. Yeah. Those three things are coming with you. Sorry, I didn't hear you. Is it warm enough back there? Yes. [snorts] >> All right, Miss Tara, you haven't really been talking to me much, but you're going to have to talk to me now cuz I'm going to read you your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and or have him or her present with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me right now? Okay. Um, I'm going take your silence as a yes. I'm going to tell you what I have right now from talking to you, your driving pattern, and everything that I've observed of you. I reason to believe you're under the impression of alcohol. Okay. Can I write you through failed sobriety test to dispel this information, these observations that I have of you? You're refusing to answer me. I'm going to take as a note that you're refusing to do fit task which means you will be charged with DUI. You understand that? And then my next question would be the breath test. And if you refuse to do the breath test and that's another additional charge. That'd be three charges you're getting right now. Do you understand? So, can I run you through field sobriety tasks >> when uh >> when I want you to move forward then? >> Okay. Yeah. I need a yes or no because your silence I'm just going to take as a no and that means you're going to be charged with DUI. So I'm giving you a chance right now to do these. If your field if the field sobriety tasks look good then I'm just going to charge you with the excessive speeding. Have you had anything to drink? Any alcoholic beverages that you've drinken? Are you refusing to do fields test? Your silence I'm going to take as a no. Are you refusing to do field test? I'm going to read you the next thing. Okay. I'm now requesting that you submit to a lawful test to your breath for the purpose of determining its alcohol content. Will you take the test? Yes or no? Just like the field sobriety test I asked of you, I'm going to take your silence as a no. That you're refusing to do the breath test. So, I'm going to read you what happens now that you refuse to do the breath test. If you refuse to take the test I have requested of you, your driving coach will be suspended for a period of one year for your first refusal. Additionally, if you refuse to take the test I have requested of you, you will be committing a misdemeanor of the second degree if this is your first refusal refusal in addition to any other penalties which can be imposed by law. If you to take the test that I have requested of you, your driving privilege and if your driving privilege has previously been suspended or if you've been previously been fined for refusing to submit to a lawful test of your breath, your driving privilege will be suspended for a period of 18 months. Additionally, you'll be committing a misdemeanor of the first degree in addition to any other penalties which can be imposed by law. Refusal to submit to the test I have requested of you is admissible into evidence and any criminal proceeding. Do you still refuse to submit to the test? Do you have any questions? Refusal to submit to the breath test means that your license will be suspended for a year and you'll also be charged with refusal. >> So, we'll be getting three charges: DUI, excessive speeding, and refusal to submit to a breath test. What did I throw at you? >> He just talking about refusal time. I'm documented as a refusal. So, your license will be suspended for you and you'll also be charged with refusal. Okay. Do you have any questions? We're not going to sit here and play the silent game. >> She was taken into custody and transported to the jail where she again declined to participate in the DUI process, including the observation period and breath testing. Her refusal was documented and [music] she was booked on multiple charges related to the stop. Court records show the case was later filed as a criminal traffic matter along with several related traffic citations stemming from the incident. [music] The charges included dangerous excessive speeding driving under the influence and refusal to submit to testing [music] along with additional traffic violations connected to the driving behavior seen on camera. Following her arrest, the driver was released on bond. The case [music] remains active in court with hearings scheduled in the weeks that followed. As with all cases shown on this channel, the legal process continues beyond what's captured on camera, and the [music] outcome will ultimately be decided in court. Flashing lights are [music] sirens in the cruising through the city till the night is gone. Hearts in the static under [music] the lights on the endless highway we respond tonight. Tonight. [music]