Get out of the car. >> Out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Out of the car. >> Help me. You're not helping. >> Nope. >> I had a little bit with dinner like at 5:00 in the the evening. >> Most people try their absolute best to avoid the police when they have an open bottle of wine, but Julie wasn't most people. She decided the most logical place to park her rolling bar was directly in front of the police headquarters. It was a bold strategy that immediately caught the attention of officers who were literally just trying to leave [music] work. If the plan was to get arrested, she did absolutely everything right from the very first second. >> There's wine bottles open. >> Well, I mean, we have a violation there in itself. >> Yeah. >> Illegally parked in front of the PD. >> Ma'am, what's going on? I can't hear you. >> Well, >> Ma'am, just open the door for us. Right now, we got to talk to you, okay? Other button. >> Okay, well, she can't just park here. >> Right, I mean, >> No, you're right. It's a violation. >> And she has to identify herself. >> Yeah. >> If she doesn't want to identify herself, >> All right, then she's resisting. >> Rental car, yeah. Can you open the door? Please? We can't hear anything you're saying. You got to open the door to talk to us. >> Should I put spike strips under there in case she tries to flee? >> Yeah. In the front of the car? >> Ah, it's true. >> It is I think it's a rear wheel drive car. >> Mhm. >> I can stack mine. >> Go on. >> Go. Go. >> Is that a silver 2016 2017 2014? >> That's a 2016. You going to open the door? >> 10-26 show me out with 10-50. >> Yeah, you have to open the door at this point. You can't just ignore us and pretend that we're not here. You have to open the door. Your car. >> It would have been great if every drunk drove themselves directly to the police station like Julie did. She sat in that rental car like she [music] was in a soundproof bunker ignoring the officers as if they were just figments of her wine-soaked imagination. [music] Even a dinosaur from the Cretaceous period would have responded more intelligently than she did while staring blankly through the glass. >> crazy at the police department. And we can't hear anything. We got to figure out what's going on. I We can't hear you. Got some good insulation in this vehicle. If you don't cooperate, we're going to break the window. So. Do you want Do you want to escalate it or, you know? >> All right, let's get her. Do you want me to chase her? >> [music] >> We are turning left onto Harbor Drive. Now heading southbound on Harbor Drive. Speeds are 15 miles an hour. Subject appears to be coming to a complete stop right outside City Hall. >> Get out OF THE CAR. >> OUT OF THE CAR. OUT OF THE CAR. Out of the car. >> I am not YOU'RE NOT >> GET OUT. >> YOU DON'T HAVE AN OPTION ANYMORE. >> Get out of the car. >> Out of the car. >> Out of the car. No. >> When you are repeatedly given options, but still choose to go against the law, handcuffs become unavoidable. The strangest part was that the woman treated this simple investigation like a racing track. She thought this was Fast and Furious, [music] but reality checked in fast, and the stunt earned her nothing but embarrassment. >> Got her? >> Yeah. Let go of the bag. No, you are not You don't have an option anymore. Let go of the bag. >> Do you want to conduct field sobriety exercises? >> I am not drinking, and I am not under the influence of anything. I've never taken drugs in my life. >> Would you like to conduct field sobriety exercises? >> police are on their way. >> All right, ma'am. I'm going to ask you one more time, and if you don't answer the question, I'm just going to take it as refusal. Do you wish to perform field sobriety exercises? >> I will. >> To confirm, you want to? >> Yeah, because I'm not under the influence of anything. And the real police are on their way. >> Maybe we should have her checked out by EMS first. >> Yeah, yeah, for sure. >> There's nothing wrong with me. I'm not drinking. >> Really? >> Really. I had a little bit with dinner like at 5:00 in the the evening. I am totally >> You broke the tie in my car. >> Oh, yeah. Well, or >> And I've been drinking. I'm totally sober and you are not real police and you're in big trouble cuz they're on their way. >> Okay. I'm sorry you feel that way. >> No, they are. >> You're surrounded by police cars. It says Venice police on them. >> Doesn't matter. >> And you drove to the police station where we made contact with you. >> You're all cartel. None of you are police. >> Okay, then you walked up. And then you you walked up. >> of there when the police asked me to stay. >> Okay. You'll >> I am sober. >> Okay, I understand. >> Don't do that. >> All right, face face that way though. Turn around, ma'am. >> I've met all of you. You're cartel and the real police are on the way. I'm fine. I'm I'm completely lucid. I was there on purpose. >> Okay. >> And you've ruined the rental car so you're going to be in trouble. >> Yes, the the rental car is ruined. >> Julie was the [music] exact type of person who would watch this footage and still insist she was stone cold sober. She stood there on the sidewalk claiming the officers were actually [music] members of the cartel, which is a pretty wild career change for a bunch of guys in Venice police uniforms. She kept insisting the real police were on their way to save her from these impostors. It was clear that she was far gone. >> You could have broken a major vein. And then you would definitely be in jail yourself and I have done nothing wrong. You're treating me like a criminal. And the real police are on their way. >> Julie Once again, these are going back on you. You're under arrest for DUI, okay? As well as fleeing to elude, resisting, as well as a plethora of other civil traffic infractions, okay? >> Stop breathing on us. I have no I have no alcohol. I am >> Reckless driving. >> You want to open the container right there, ma'am? All right. >> You Yes, I live in the car. >> Okay. >> Everything that I have >> a look in your car? >> All right, this way. >> That was not >> Oh, you want to get the seat belt, Rachel? >> Yeah, I'll grab >> Okay. >> No alcohol. >> If you keep doing that >> You have to know there's no alcohol in my car. >> Okay. >> They're almost here, the real police. I can't balance with my >> Okay, go ahead. Go. >> I got an injured arm. >> However you got to get in, go ahead. >> You're in so much trouble. >> Driving is over. >> I'm sober. I'm lucid. I'm almost 70. You get me where the police told me to stay, you're in really big >> Trouble. >> All right, we're going to go inside the jail now. >> You're in really big trouble. >> Okay, we'll find out. >> Yeah, you will. >> I will. >> You will not. >> Julie continued her cartel rant all the way to the patrol car, claiming her injured arm made it impossible to move. Her behavior wasn't just alcohol, it was [music] a cocktail of entitlement and pure nonsense. She promised the officers they would regret this, unaware that her next stop involved a long-term relationship with a court-ordered psychological evaluator. Julie was hit with several serious charges, including fleeing or eluding police with a total disregard for safety, a DUI, and resisting [music] an officer without violence. Her legal journey took a sharp turn when the court found her incompetent to stand [music] trial in late 2025. As of early 2026, she remained under the watchful eye of psychological monitors. Driving a motor vehicle is a privilege, not a right, [music] and Julie's actions showed exactly why some people shouldn't be allowed near a set of keys. >> [music] >> Make sure to like and subscribe for more wild encounters. Would you like me to find another video of a suspect who was their own star witness? Drop your [music] thoughts below and share it with someone who watches body cam content.