On August 31st, 2025, around 3:00 a.m., a simple traffic mishap escalated into a chaotic marathon. A Range Rover, a few parked cars, and a driver who clearly missed the cooperate with police memo created a perfect storm of confusion, defiance, and drama. What started as minor damage quickly spiraled into a spectacle that only cops, cameras, and pure disbelief could contain. All right. 194 pass away with a warning. Thank you. >> Tell her to step out. She got to step out of the car. >> Going to be 777 29. >> You got to step out of the car. >> So, we got 111. >> You have to come out. >> 37. >> You want us to respond to that second location? Step over here. You have your license on you? >> Not only two [Music] >> Right, we're getting a second vehicle. Uh we're going to be outside 823 Bloomfield with the striking vehicle. Gonna need a tow for this and somebody SFST >> because you hit about three parked cars over there. >> I seen time parked by the hiking too. So that's also >> you been drinking tonight? >> Okay. You realize that you hit about three cars back there? >> I hit one car. I don't think I hit any cars, but Okay. >> You don't think you hit any cars? So, what did you hit? >> No cars. >> No cars. >> You don't hear any cars? >> You see that? Your wheels bent, >> destroyed. >> Can you get um Can you get all your documents, your license, registration, insurance? >> So, can I get get it into Do >> you don't need You need to sit down. I need your license, the registration for the car, and the insurance for the car. >> Is it the uh Range Rover uh versus the parked vehicle or is there another car involved? >> Uh so far it was uh I believe two parked vehicles. Uh witnesses on scene immediately pointed out. So we came and got the uh striking vehicle. >> Yeah. Look at the front. >> Oh yeah. How she like a tire. >> Mhm. Apparently she didn't hit anybody. >> No. >> You have your license and registration? The whole situation was a total mess from the jump. The lady hit three cars and then flat out refused to admit it. Her slurred voice and messed up sentences made the whole thing even more of a headache. She just couldn't take any responsibility. And that's exactly why the whole case got even more tangled. >> Who does the car belong to? >> My husband. >> Your husband? He knows you have the car. Ask >> him. You should know. Yeah. Whoever's approaching uh ETH, just close the road. >> Any other questions? >> I need your license. >> Registration. >> Your driver's license and the registration for the car. making sure >> 25 Okay, just leave room for me to uh get out if I need to. Please >> somebody could uh >> go to the original address, speak with those uh callers. [Music] I have two I have like maybe like 20 police officer on me. So I'll call you later. >> Excuse me. >> Okay, I will. >> Thank you. Appreciate it. >> Okay, so what else? >> She seems to be all right. >> She admitted to having to drinking. The phone is destroyed. >> All right. >> You can't find your license. >> All right. Just step out. >> 137. >> So, we're going to do uh some test on you. >> This officer will explain. >> What's the test? >> He'll explain. right here. This officer right here. >> Follow her. >> Her? >> Yes. >> Her. >> It's going to be 77730. 77730. >> I am. Wait. Wait. >> You're going over here. >> No. I'm not going nowhere. >> I never I never agreed to do nothing. So if you want me to do like a sober test, I never agreed to it. So if you if you get I never agreed to any. Did you come into my rights and and tell me that I want to be on? No. Correct. Correct. No. So, no. Absolutely. No. >> Okay. So, do you want to listen at all? >> You going to let us explain? >> We'll explain how it works. >> She flipped the car but couldn't find her registration or driver's license anywhere. The back and forth with the cops was pure chaos. Half excuses, half nonsense, all drama. Somehow in her mind, slamming into other vehicles was perfectly acceptable behavior and the officers were just overreacting. >> If you don't want to perform the test, if you don't perform the test, >> hold on one second. If you don't perform the test, >> can I have you take 32 New York? >> I am not. >> So, I want you to stand there and look at me while I'm right here. >> I'm looking to you. >> Okay. You don't perform the test. >> Yep. >> Mhm. >> You can leave the phone. That's I'm a police officer right now. They're all by me and the police officer. >> You okay? >> No, I'm holding by the [ __ ] police officer right now. >> Where are you? >> Okay. So, >> hold on. So, you can start. >> You have to listen to him. He's trying to explain it. Go ahead. You ready? >> You don't perform the test. We're going to go based off our >> No, no, no, no, no. I don't have to perform nothing. I I need agree to nothing. I'm not going to I I No, I didn't outperform to nothing. >> Can you stop talking for a sec so I can finish what I'm saying? >> Okay. >> If you do not perform the test, >> we're going to go based off our observations thus far. >> What's your >> Can you stop talking, please? We're going to go based off our observations. >> You your cameras are on. >> Yes, sir. >> I love it. Okay. So, I I haven't talked to you. >> I haven't even say anything to you. >> I know, but you I'm trying to explain it to you and you're not listening. You just keep talking over me. If you do not perform the test, we're going to go based off our observations. >> So, what >> which may result in you being placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated. Okay. >> Okay. Would you like to perform the test so you have the opportunity to pass? >> Pass for what? >> To show that you're capable of operating the vehicle safely. >> For where? >> I my my apartment is a block away. >> Okay. How you going to get there? >> Here. >> Do you see your car? Why don't you take a look at your car? Take a take a gander. >> Look, look at your wheel. >> You want to go see the cars that you smashed up a block back >> or you don't or you not realizing that? >> So, like he stated. >> All right, officer. So, what is it that you want me to do? Officer, come on. >> I'm tired. >> This officer, I would like you to listen to the directions and perform the test. >> What test? >> I'll explain it to you. >> Go ahead. What's the test? >> All right. Do you want to do you have >> Absolutely not. Absolutely not. Without a lawyer. Absolutely. I'm not >> You're refusing to perform field. >> Absolutely not. No. >> You don't need a lawyer present for this. >> You're required by law when you sign up for to get your license, you're require agreeing that you will perform >> standardized field sobriety test upon request. Are you refusing? >> What's my other thing? Excuse me. >> Are you refusing? >> I'm not doing that that test. I'm not. >> So what? What? What's up with Am I arrested? >> Arrest me. I'm not doing that. >> Yeah. So I have a I can smell an odor of alcohol coming from your vehicle, your person. So if you're not going to perform >> Saying no to the sobriety test wasn't a power move. It was like handing the cops a shovel and telling them to dig her grave. Maybe she genuinely didn't get this was a DUI. Or maybe she thought rules didn't apply. But either way, the officers had all the clues they needed without her help. >> Can you get out of the car, please? >> Hello. >> How many times did we tell you not to go into the car? Excuse me. >> We're only going to give you one more option, >> one more chance to perform the test. Would you like to perform the field sobriety testing? >> For what? >> Field sobriety testing. >> Would you like to perform the test or not? >> No. Okay, turn around, please. [Music] >> All right, [Music] >> 119. We have one female. >> I'm just going to class this real quick so it doesn't fall off the cup. >> You have whatever you want. >> Okay. [Music] Um, I guess I'll bring a cruise car with you. >> So [ __ ] [ __ ] >> You have nothing to [ __ ] do. >> All right, just stand over here faces. Okay. Do you have anything? Do you have >> Do you have anything that's sharp on you? >> [ __ ] I'm not even talking. >> Do you have anything? >> Don't ask me nothing. Don't ask me nothing. >> Okay. Well, we have to search you to make sure you don't have anything on you. Okay. >> Do I look like I [ __ ] have nothing? I don't [ __ ] >> We have to We have to check. Okay. >> [ __ ] dumb as [ __ ] >> All right. Cool. >> Yeah. Okay. I'm not going to give a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Do you um >> you have her license and everything? >> Just grab her purse. Okay. Bob, >> is there a license in there or anything? or one for now. Well, we'll go back to 724. That's where the cars are. So, let's check out. >> You want me to go up with whoever start off first? Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Marvin, this your car? >> Yeah. >> I guess I'll go up with you. >> Yeah. >> 102. >> Do you want your uh >> your keys or they got to drag the the car onto the >> location? Keys to the car. Cops laid out every option, asked her to do the tests, and she still chose to act like a tornado in sneakers. Throwing hands while handcuffed, that was a next level dumb. Maybe in her head, she thought she was getting chauffeured to a fancy dinner instead of a cell because reality clearly wasn't on her radar that day. >> Do you want to leave your keys or do you want your keys? >> The keys that you have in the car? >> Yeah, >> that's all right. All right, Kim, >> go. Um, >> what do you call it? >> Jaden. >> Jaden can give you a ride up. >> Where is he? >> He is on the corner. >> Oh, all right. You want him? Okay. All right, then. We're going up. >> I'm sorry. >> I just got >> Can I call my kid? >> Not yet. Can I call my kid? >> When we get up to police headquarters. Okay. >> Can I Can I tell my kid that I'm [ __ ] in jail? >> You're not going. You're not going to jail. You're not going to jail. >> I don't give a [ __ ] where I'm going. But can I call them that I'm going somewhere? >> Not at the moment. >> Can I just like let them know? >> Not at the moment. >> When we get up to headquarters. Okay. >> For what? >> We already explained that earlier. So that's horrible. >> Can I just like even text them that I'm going somewhere? >> Nope. >> 12. >> 1025. Sorry to HQ. 1 124.3. 439 450. >> Yeah. Sorry. Checking in. >> Yeah. >> So, what's the what's the point? >> It's going to get towed. You can't drive it right now. >> I don't give a [ __ ] if I can drive it. So, what is it? What is it? Like, they're going to go take it where? >> We'll tell you when we get up to police headquarters. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. fight parking lot 132 107 parking 1095. >> It's a police headquarters. Okay. Police Hoboken Police Department Police Headquarters. >> Once the investigation was done, the cops didn't waste time. They booked her straight to jail. No detours, no nonsense. It was textbook handling. Calm, clear, and organized, making sure she knew the rules and what came next. The whole scene screamed efficiency, even with her drama still buzzing in the back seat. Your >> license is in there, I'm assuming. >> I'm assuming as well. Optical person 3 420. [Music] Why am I in jail? >> Yep. You were arrested for You were arrested for driving while intoxicated. Okay. >> Intoxicated. >> Yep. >> You said that you had a fear of Mad Hatter. What? room 2020 or 1.1 [Applause] Where is he? Come on, step out. >> I can't honestly. >> Sorry. >> I can't I can I can >> Come on, step out. We're going to go into police headquarters. Okay. >> Can you put my dress down, please? Oh, >> sure. And the other side, please. Sure. Okay. Watch yourself. Okay. >> When you give a drunk person a little rope, they'll usually try to hang themselves with it. And she ran full speed into that trap. Even at the station, she acted like she stumbled into a parallel universe, asking why she was being held, completely clueless. >> You have your purse. It's right there. Okay. Arrest >> for driving while intoxicated. Okay. >> All right. Come on. Where are we going? >> All right. Just come. We're going to come in here. >> You can't wait right this second. Okay. >> Should I be here? Just have a seat on the uh the bench. Okay. Just watch out for a second. [Music] Another one. [Applause] [Music] I need to go to the bathroom cuz I need to pee so bad. >> Okay, you have to you have to wait right now. Okay, just stand up. Okay, >> I'm going to turn around. What I'm going to do is I'm going to uncuff you. Okay. When I uncuff you, you're going to the hand I uncuff, you're going to put it against this um wood board here. >> I have to go to the bathroom though. >> You can't yet. Okay. We have to perform a test. >> Okay. And when we're >> when we're done with this test, then you can um >> then you can go to the bathroom. Okay. >> All right. So, just put your hand up against the wall here. Come on. Here. Oh, there. >> Over here. Yeah. Okay. All right. Do me a favor. Just take off um your watch. Your bracelet. Okay. Take off. Can you take off your bracelet? Your watch. Okay. Just put it right there. Your ring. What is your >> 19? >> Her behavior was next level crazy, like she was auditioning for the world's worst reality show. Every move she made just dug her deeper into trouble, thinking she could outsmart the law or ghost the officers. Dream on. This wasn't a movie where the stubborn hero walks away with a medal. Can I just put it right there? Your bracelet. Your ring. >> Can I go? >> Your earrings, too, please. I'm sorry. I need to go to the bathroom so bad. >> You can't just yet. Okay. >> I'm just one time. >> All right. >> As soon as we can, we'll take you to the bathroom. Okay. >> Okay. All right. Just now what you're going to do is you're just going to put your hands against the wall there. Okay. All right. I just have to make sure you don't have anything on here. Okay. All right. Um are these turn? Just got to make sure there's nothing in these pockets here. And then the pockets. >> Yeah, these are pockets, right? >> I need to go to I need to pee so bad. >> Not yet. Okay. We got to do a test. Okay. >> And then we will give you a chance to pee. All right. >> All right. No other pockets. Right. All right. You can never see it. >> Not wanting help, not wanting medical services, not wanting anything. So, >> all right. Just got to cut you to the bench here. Okay. >> All right. >> I need to look >> in a couple minutes. Okay. I just like I said, we have to I have to read something to you. >> Okay. >> Can I have my phone? >> Not yet. Okay. You said you have kids. How old are you kids? >> 17. >> Okay. So, is someone Is someone watching a 17-year-old? Can I have my phone? My phone is there. No, I'm getting my I'm not I'm answering to none of your [ __ ] nonsense. If somebody [ __ ] my kids, >> can I have my phone? >> Is my phone? Can you My phone is your phone? >> Did you check through there? Make sure there was something on there. >> What the [ __ ] is going to be on it? >> Okay. Can you get out her um her license? >> Yeah, somebody grab it. Okay. >> The cops laid out the law like a blueprint, but she waved it off like it didn't exist. Refusing the breath test wasn't defiance. It was pure unfiltered arrogance. She gambled her whole case over a minor test, turning a routine stop into a chaotic mess. 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