Look at that. Maybe that was polite. >> Hey, is this recorded? >> Yeah. Don't post that. >> Well, I mean, I don't post it. >> That could get good though. >> Has anybody filmed me out yet? >> You're not even booked yet, >> dude. Hurry up. It's not going to run away. >> You have to be in tank cuz >> he going to be mad. >> I mean, should have thought of >> shut up before. On June 17th, 2025, a quiet night was shattered by a chaotic [music] collision. Officers arrived to find a young woman standing near her total vehicle, claiming a mysterious car caused her to hit the median. The air felt heavy with unspoken truths and the faint scent of a bad decision. Watch the video [music] to see what actually happened. >> Who was driving? >> I was driving. >> Do you have your license? Yeah, it's in the car, but like I hit the medium and like I don't know what happened. Like it just went wrong. >> Can you give me the >> Yeah. Can you bring your flashlight boys in San Charles 52? >> Can I use your flashlight, please? >> Where is it? No. >> Is it on the other side or >> that I didn't I didn't see it and like he he like breaks really like fastly that I didn't understand like why he d like he drugs like he like he went like on break like really fast >> and I understand why. >> Okay. Do you have the registration? >> Yeah. >> Do you need any medical attention? I just feel like I hit my legs and my feet really hard and my arms, but I don't think I need any medic like medical like anything like >> Okay. >> I just feel like I'm bruised. >> Can you get your uh registration for me? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I think she might be. >> She sounds like it. >> My only witness took off. >> Who's a vagrant? >> I asked him to say walked off. Yeah, >> I'll take that one. Amber, that's right. >> Yeah, just go and step out for me. >> Whatever. >> I think he needs to talk to you. >> Yeah. >> So, you basically What did you say happened? >> Okay. But like really we just hit the medium and then we went to the side because a car started breaking so fastly that I couldn't understand like what he was doing. He started breaking and I was like trying to break at the at the same time and then I went to the side because I didn't know what he was doing. Like the the the road was so freely that I just I don't know what he was doing. >> All right. Uh let's go over here. Are those your shoes? How old are you? >> I'm 22. >> 22? >> Yeah. >> So, I'll be honest with you. Amber, right? >> Yeah. Ambry. >> Amber. Amberry. >> Yes. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So, I Where were you coming from? >> Um, I was coming from the movie theaters. >> Okay. Cuz the way you're talking to me, I can smell some alcohol on you. >> Yeah. I had a a little bit of alcohol, but I'm not like really tipsy. >> Like I feel like I'm capable of walking and >> So, how many a little bit of alcohol? How much is that? >> I had a twisted tea. >> A twisted tea. Just one? >> Yeah, just one. >> Uh, how how many ounces was it? >> It was a small can and it was like a peach tea. >> A peach tea? >> Yeah. And I didn't even finish it all. >> Okay. >> So, like I said, you know, I could smell it on you. I I'm I'm not going to lie to you. I did have a little bit of it. >> From the start, her story felt like a broken playlist stuck on repeat. The curb magically appeared. Another car supposedly panicked. Logic took the night off. Amber swore she only had one tiny peach tea. But the officers weren't buying that fruity fairy tale. They stayed calm, collecting basics while she spun confusion like a hobby. >> And I didn't finish the whole con. So that's why I thought I was capable of driving. Okay. >> And that's fine. I mean, so based on all that, would you be able to would you be willing to submit to the field of body test to make sure that >> I'm willing to do that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Can I my keys? >> I just don't know if she needs to be seen. >> Do you need Do you need checked out or no? >> Um, I hurt my leg a little bit, but like >> Do you want your vitals checked? >> Are you Mom? >> I just I might have had a drink, but like I'm not drunk. >> Oh, and I I didn't say you're drunk. I I could just smell it. Like you based on that because I took a shot but like I >> So you drank that twist of tea in a shot? >> No, I took a tasted tea but like I understand that like there's a certain amount that you can drink and that you can't drink to considerate that like you are drunk and all >> but like I don't think that I'm drunk. >> Okay. So that that's why I'm going to do these uh field sobriety test to make sure that you're good to drive home. Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Can I blink? >> Yeah, you can blink. >> Okay. like this. >> There you go. >> Sorry, I'm so just confused. Okay. >> Like, you want me to put my >> Yeah. Put your Yeah. Put your left foot down and your right foot in front like that. I'm stand on your side. >> Do you have any questions? >> No. >> Wait. Wait. Not yet. I haven't told you to begin. >> Oh, sorry. >> You may begin. Then you want me to turn around >> like instructed. >> Make sure you count your steps out loud. >> One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine. Turn around. And one 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 and turn around. One 2 3 4 5 6 7 9. Turn around. >> Okay, you're good. 2001, 2002, sorry, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, para, >> 200 8, no wait, 9 102. Sorry, I'm just not. >> You're okay. >> 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018. Sorry, I'm not that coordinate. >> That field sobriety test was brutal to watch. She stumbled through the walk and turn like she was auditioning for a comedy sketch, counting way off and wobbling like a drunk penguin on ice. The officer stayed patient, but her audacity was off the charts. [music] Convinced that one twisted tea couldn't possibly be the problem, >> 2018, 2019, 2012, you can stop 21. All right, go ahead and turn around. Put your bearing back. >> Am I under arrest? >> Yeah. So, you're under arrest for driving under the influence. Okay. [snorts] >> Can you show some light? >> Yeah. I got you. [snorts] >> I need batteries [snorts] >> again. Can you do a uh SI please? >> SIA is there something? >> All right. >> Samples here. >> Oh, yeah. You can put your samples on. [snorts] >> Here. [clears throat] >> Oh, you want to take her cops instead? >> Take these. >> No way. >> Okay. Going to lock down a mouse. Then is this your car? Like is it on you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. It's going to be towed by sunset. Okay. Just let you know. I'll give you the card um to the officer who's arresting you and you'll get that with you. Okay. >> Did I fail the drug the like test? >> Uh so it's not a fail or pass. >> Oh, >> it's basically it shows whether you're >> Yeah. Show signs of impairment. Uh, Aubrey. >> Aubrey Aubrey. >> Um, can I get my phone in the top? >> Yeah, I'll do it. The only thing that won't go with you is the car keys. The tow truck. >> Okay. >> Wait, do you have anything in your pockets? Anything like that? Exactly. Um, >> no, you don't reach. Don't reach. >> I don't think so. >> Okay, don't reach. Like I said, I'll take it right now. >> Okay. Do you want to face the vehicle, please? Nothing in your bra that needs to come out real quick. Sorry if I pinch you. We have to do this. >> Can you read me my rice, please? Because like I understand that you guys didn't read me my rice and I just want to know what like I'm getting arrested for like driving. How much was I above? >> I don't know. That's what we're going to check out. >> Thank you. Okay, go ahead and just open your mouth. Uh, put your tongue up your tongue. Okay, go and take a seat. Uh, I'll take it with her. She wants it. And the keys. >> See it? >> Don't curve. >> So, she all the way over there. You can see the horses from the median. And she just bing bing bing. I mean, oh, she didn't see nobody else. Yeah, she bing bonged over here. Right after the tests, cuffs clicked on. Aubrey acted shocked, like she expected a warning and a ride home. At the hospital, she kept repeating, "I'm not drunk." while the smell of alcohol literally filled the air. [music] It's like she thought repeating it would make karma disappear. Accountability stayed parked somewhere far behind the tow truck. Listen, >> these cuffs are really hurting me. >> I'll take one off right now when we're uh whenever I sit down. >> It depends. Sit down. This one's going to have steam now. >> Does it work that way? I don't know. >> I mean, I It's not up to me whether you they're probably going to have to wait till tomorrow morning to sample. >> Yeah. >> All right. My pants or something. >> Well, I think it goes off here once we get to the actual bathroom. serious even consciousness. I'm not that drunk. >> Um, so I'm not the one who did the test, but even just standing next to you, I can smell alcohol. >> I know you can smell alcohol, but I feel like I'm not that drunk. >> So, it's not so much as how drunk you are. It's the fact of So, the test that he did, it's not pass or fail. >> Can you help me please pull down the >> Oh, I'm sorry. It's okay. So, like we were explaining is those tests aren't pass or fail. They're they're designed to show any signs of impairment. So, that's what it is. So, like I'm I'm sure I had a shower or two, but like I'm sure there's a certain percentage of like how much you have to be in order to get rested. >> Hey, is this recorded? >> Yeah. >> Don't post that. >> Well, I mean, I don't post it. >> Please don't post it. I >> I know. But there's I know there's someone that likes to >> get these videos, so it's public. >> I love you, but you for not like saving me. >> Not good, though. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. >> Okay. No, honestly, my shirt for How can I fix that? Um, well, like I said, I'm going to put him on. I'm going to gauge him so he's been nice enough to let him stay in the front. So, I know I know, I know, I know, I know. And I'm trying to respect that, but like Ouch. >> Like I said, the more you move around, the more it's going to >> it's not going to move anymore. >> So, like this is how we do. >> So, they So, like I heard my aunt say that she told my mom that like my mom's going to be >> Well, I mean, you still at home with mom? >> I do. >> Well, I mean, >> I'm probably going to be kicked out, too. But, >> you know, let me take off. We'll just go like this cuz I don't know how long this is double. >> Okay. I'm going to keep them a little bit lower if that's okay. >> I mean, >> I'm not going to run away. >> No, no, no. I'm fine. But I just say if you put them on higher, they a little more uncomfortable. But >> you go this way. You don't want the door to get you. So, >> anybody me out yet? >> You're not even booked yet. >> She kept trying to charm the cops, clearly thinking this trick would melt the cuffs away. She wasn't nearly as cute as she thought. [music] And the handcuffs didn't knock any sense into her either. Even then, she acted proud like this whole mess was still earning her a paycheck. Confidence was high, but accountability was nowhere to be found. >> Dude, hurry up. Like, this look what I'm wearing. These aren't even my shoes. >> I know. Your sister. I don't know who gave them to you. >> I'm like, why? >> I just brought this back to your appointment or whatever. Like, let's go. No, cuz we're going to end up over here anyways. >> 6 in the morning. >> What time is it right now? >> 11:37. >> I forget in the morning. I have to be there in the morning. And my hands are like so red. Like this is pretty handy. >> Like I'm not going to run away. He has to be in handcuffs. >> Do I have a right to repeat it? >> Nope. >> Really? >> We're going to end up over here anyways. >> Why? >> Cuz you were involved in a crash. So whenever we go >> in a crash, I hit the sidewalk >> and your car airbag's deployed and everything. So that's a crash. >> Cuz my car is so sensitive. >> Well, that's a crash. So if we go to the detention center, we're going to tell them you were in a crash and they're going to say you need to go clear here and we're going to end up over here again. Were you wearing your seat belt? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Us. >> Did the other Did the other people come to the hospital too or just >> What other people? >> The other people that were in the car with me? >> No, they left. >> Exactly. So why am I here? >> Cuz you were the one driving. >> I wasn't driving though. >> You told me you were driving and they said you were driving. And they're such >> Well, you told me you were driving. They said you were driving. >> Oh, they're such I hate them. >> I mean, >> they can choke in a hole. That's all I care about. >> Well, whenever you get out, you can tell them that. >> Yeah. >> I don't beat them up. >> I mean, >> see me again. Just kidding. >> How do they know how much I weigh? >> That's crazy. >> Cuz I gave them the booking sheet. >> Oh, you gave them my ID. phone. >> Not your ID. Like >> my phone. Like, are you sure it's my phone? >> Yeah, it's in your property. >> Yeah, I'm sure. >> When am I going to get that? >> When we get out of the gym? >> And yeah, I'm sure it's your phone cuz your sister called. >> My sister called. Oh, yeah. We were talking to her, right? >> Yep. >> Oh, my poor sister. She better. We could skip this doctor appointment. I feel fine. >> I have work in the morning. You were not going to make it. >> Should I call my boss? Can I call my boss? >> If you want, >> Dr. Carl, what happened? >> The curb is I just hit the curb. >> You hit the curb. Anything hurt you at all right now? >> Not much, huh? >> Finally, the breath test result came and it showed 0.18. That's double the legal limit, making her one peach tea claim look absolutely ridiculous. She stayed remarkably shameless, worrying about her shoes while facing a serious criminal record. It was a master class in how to ruin your entire future in one night. >> Right. >> You feel fine. You got a little abrasion right there. We're going to put some fast tracing on that. Okay. >> Tomorrow I'm going to lose my job tomorrow. >> You can call your boss and tell me you're going to go. What? >> I'm literally going to tell my boss that I'm in the detention sector. Like, I wasn't going to be mad at >> I mean, should have thought of >> shut up >> all that before you started driving under the influence. >> I wasn't drunk. >> I mean, I didn't say you were drunk. You were just impaired. You weren't. >> It's 12:00 p.m. >> What time do you think that's going to be out? >> Probably around 8. >> 8? That's 8 hours? >> I mean, at 8, you'll be able to see the judge. >> Do I have to see your judge before I get out? >> I work at 6:00. >> I already told you you're not going to make it. >> Should I call the box? Can I make a call to my boss? >> Oh, let you call your boss if you want right now. >> But I don't know her number, my memory. >> Do you have it on your phone? >> Yeah. >> Oh, let your call. >> Oh my god, she's going to get mad. >> Or you can send her a text. Whatever. >> Send her a text message. >> Hey boss, I'm in the hospital. I'm in the detention center. Like what? >> It's up to you. He boss bail me out right now. >> All right. So, a judge >> like in order to get off. >> Wait, what am I getting in charge? I mean, >> aggravated DWI. >> Aggravated. >> What was my damage? >> 18 and.1. >> And what is it supposed to be? >> That's double the limit. The limit is >> the limit is 08. >> Oh, >> fix that. >> You go to court. >> I'm trying to be a nurse. It's not that's not going to happen with that. >> You're going to go to court. >> I'm doing something. >> Not really. >> Did my mom show up or no? >> I think it was your aunt. >> My aunt told my mom. Huh? She said that. I don't know. I just saw your Oh, yeah. She said she was going to tell >> and I told her not to. She said >> again next weekend. >> I'm just kidding. >> Look at that. What's wrong with you? I think that was really polite of you. Look at that. >> Maybe that was polite. Let's >> see. So, >> Aubrey learned the hard way that just a little alcohol can double the limit and land you in cuffs. She could have called a ride, finished that tea at home, or skipped it altogether. Instead, she risked her future, her job, and her freedom. Hope this mess teaches her a better lesson. The woman was charged with one count of aggravated driving while under the influence of alcohol. Thanks for watching. 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