Then I will not drive a car. >> Okay. But you were driving. >> No, >> that's the issue. Okay. So, >> I don't I I would prefer not to like take any more tests and just have I'm so anxious and it's like I can't like I can't talk. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> No. It's like I have horrible anxiety. I have horrible anxiety and I can't even speak right now and it's like wait I don't I don't know. >> Take nine to steps back. Yeah. Sorry. N put your hands behind your back. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> On September 14th, 2025, a late night Walgreens parking lot turned into a long and emotional police encounter. What began as a suspicious vehicle call slowly grew into confusion, anxiety, and resistance. This case shows how entitlement can quietly turn a simple check into a full arrest. >> Excuse me. >> Hello. >> Oh, hi. >> How are you? Uh, did you call the policeman? >> No, I didn't. >> No. Okay. >> Okay. No, you're like I'm like you were scared. I'm like >> Yeah. Sorry to walk up on you. Um, yeah. Who's uh that male party that just walked in? Was he with you? >> I was not paying attention. I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> I I apologize. I really was not paying I was just here doing my thing. So >> Oh, no worries. Yeah. Where are you coming from? >> Um no, I was just just from home and then here and then Yeah. >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> I don't know. I Yeah, I Sorry. I was in a fight with my husband. So >> Oh, okay. Is your husband here? >> No. >> Okay. Where's he at home? >> Okay. Where do you live? >> Like a verbal. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Oh, in my car. >> Oh, okay. Okay. All right. Do you mind just stepping out? We just want to make sure everything's okay. And uh you're not parked. Well, so if you don't mind just stepping out of the vehicle and then we'll just talk you outside. I just want to make sure everything's okay. >> Wait, I'm a little confused. Like, what's going like why am I being targeted right now? >> You're not being targeted. >> I feel like >> honestly, why are there so many people around? Like, what's going on? >> Yeah, honestly, it has a lot to do with how you're parked. So, um, if you don't mind just exiting, we'll just talk to you. And I just want to hear your side of the story about what went on tonight with your husband. >> But why, but why are there people like I'm very confused. I just like Thank you very >> Don't be uncomfortable. >> I'm very uncomfortable. >> That's okay. >> Like my heart's racing. Why? I don't understand. Like I was just uh I was just like >> what's going on? >> Yeah. Well, if you don't mind just exiting the vehicle and then um >> like I No. But I don't I want to understand what's going on. Like >> then let's start over. What's your first name then? >> My name's Alison. >> Okay. Alison. Alison. >> I'm just sitting here in the parking lot minding my own business. >> Yeah. >> And um I don't understand what's going on right now. >> Like I I just like I talked to my husband like couple minutes ago. Um and I don't understand what's going on. >> Okay. Do you see how you're parked right now? >> Yes, I do. It's not Yeah. Unconventional. >> Okay. A little unconventional. >> Very unconventional. >> Very unconventional. That's I wasn't doing that on like it's not on purpose. Like we'll just pull up and stop. That's all. >> Okay. All right. Um do you mind just stepping out and then we'll talk a little bit further and I just want to continue on. >> Like I'm No, because I still don't understand why I'm surrounded by police right now because I didn't do anything. Like I like I don't understand. >> Yeah. Well, there's a violation here where you're not parked legally >> just because I'm not within the lines. >> Yeah. You know, at this hour I want to make sure that you're not impaired and you obviously can't remain in this parking lot and you obviously drove here. So, I want to make sure you're not impaired. >> Okay. I don't really I'm not feeling >> that's okay. >> I like No, my heart's beating my own. It's literally I feel like a heart. We'll just take a minute to catch your breath. Everything's okay. >> I just don't feel I feel my Okay, I need a second. >> That's fine. Just take a couple deep breaths. I would prefer just honestly to turn the car off and just have someone pick me up and just like not I don't I just I'm It is still I can't breathe. >> Okay. Do you need an ambulance, ma'am? >> I'm sorry. I have like an anxiety issue, so >> yeah. No, sure. Do you Do you need an ambulance, ma'am? >> I do not need an ambulance, but I would probably just like um I'm thinking that I just want to like turn the car off. >> When the officer approached, Allison looked like she was trying to win a game of hideand seek while sitting in the driver's seat. She claims she was just doing things, which is usually code for hoping you don't notice I'm parked like a drunk toddler. Her confusion was so thick you could have cut it with a knife. Like, no, my heart's beating my own. Like, literally, I feel like I'm still >> Well, just take a minute to catch your breath. Everything's okay. >> I just don't feel I feel Okay, I need a second. >> That's fine. Just take a couple deep breaths. I would prefer just honestly to turn the car off and just have someone pick me up and just like not I don't I just I'm just I can't breathe. >> Okay. Do you need an ambulance? >> I'm sorry. I have like an anxiety issue. So, >> yeah. No, sure. Do you Do you need an ambulance, ma'am? I do not need an ambulance, but I would probably just like um I'm thinking that I just want to like turn the car off >> and I'll just have my husband pick me up and if like I'll well if you're parked the car or whatever, but I know I have an anxiety problem. >> That's okay. >> Um >> take as much time as you need. Catch your breath. >> I'd rather I I just I'm feeling really uncomfortable with all this going on right now. I did like I feel like I did something wrong and I >> Well, part of the nature of it is is the hour, man. You have to understand it's 110. You're parked diagonally across parking stalls. And >> you know, you told me that you got to a verbal dispute with your husband and >> it's fine. But >> that is fine. >> I've driven here like a million hundred times. >> I'm sure. >> Um >> this is a very popular Walgreens. >> But like stupid stuff like my daughter's posters for football games and all that like >> late. So, I just don't understand right now why. And you know, like I pulled in and I was talking on the phone and I stopped and all of a sudden like now I have like police surrounding me. Something is extremely uncomfortable. Um I think that I'm just going to have my husband come pick me up and run off whatever. I can't like I'm like >> okay ma'am. So if you don't mind just exiting the vehicle. Okay, >> I have one minute. >> That's fine. You can tell me you can come here, but let's do that out of the vehicle. Okay. I don't want to talk to you inside the car. >> No. No. I don't I'm not comfortable with this. Why Why am I being like Why is everybody like surrounding me? Like I don't feel comfortable with this. I I I don't I'm not comfortable with >> The anxiety card was played faster than a professional poker player's winning hand. She suddenly couldn't breathe, yet had enough air to explain her daughter's football schedule in great detail. It was a classic main character energy move to stall for time. She really thought a quick phone call could make the flashing lights disappear. >> The time of night pulling in here. >> I want to make sure that you're not impaired. >> But I'm on the phone like I'm not doing like so I'm not moving. I'm not doing anything wrong. I just pulled in and I'm on the phone. >> Do you want to rotate? >> No, but I just don't understand. And I'm really uncomfortable with this. >> Why are you uncomfortable? We have We have cameras on. Everything's recorded. >> No, but why are you surrounding me? I like I'm a normal like >> I I feel like I'm going to throw up. >> I >> It's like I was having a personal moment >> and all I >> Take a deep breath. Do you need an ambulance? >> Yes. No, I just it's just like a normal night. >> Mhm. >> And I was having a personal moment and I was pulling in. I was talking and I just stopped. >> Mhm. >> Which I've done like 500 million times before and then and all of a sudden I have police around me. >> Look, we just want to speak with you outside to make sure you're okay. >> But I do that all the time. Like it's not fair. Do >> what? All the time. I over here now what you call that scary person. >> I'm not sure the person's name. Um they called because I guess you're acting suspicious. That's how Yeah. I don't know who it is. It could have been passing by. Could have been someone in the parking lot. So, can you step out of the car for us? >> Not yet. >> Why is that? You got anything injured tonight? And I also have a card. I also have a car. >> And when was your last drink? >> Okay. Well, >> based on how you pulled into the parking spot, >> that's not fair. I've done this a million times. Like, just don't like >> It's okay. All right. Well, we're asking you to step out of the car. >> I have the police surrounding me at the Walgreens and in Walmart. Can you please come help me out? >> Um, what am I supposed to do, >> man? We're just asking you to step out of the car. >> I Yeah. Okay. Um, >> Allison tried to argue that her parking was just unconventional, which is a very poetic way of saying she missed the lines by a country mile. She claimed to have parked there 500 million times before. If that's true, the local towing company probably has a gold statue of her in their lobby. >> Not in a second. I need a minute. I need you all to like >> Yeah, we've been here for about 5 minutes. >> No, because this is not fair. Because just because I pulled in this way, this is not fair. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. Well, you just had minutes of drinking >> and No, you're No, I'm going to Okay, I need everyone to see this stuff. I need I need This is not I don't know what the [ __ ] is going on. >> Okay. Well, we explained to you what's going on and now we're asking you to step out of the car. >> Anything wrong? I listen. Well, we want to make sure that you're okay to drive. >> I I just I won't drive any fur. I'm not I'm not driving any further. >> Okay. But you did drive and right now we're concerned that you might be impaired. So, we want to make sure that you're not impaired. >> I am here. I've been parked here for what um a long time now before I even got here. And I am finally no longer really driving and I am just very upset with I still think why I'm being surrounded by everyone. >> So we got a call about suspicious vehicle. Okay. >> Suspicious vehicle with your license plate. >> What does that mean? >> That that's how it came in. >> That you slump that you were slumped over to. So >> what? >> That's how it came in. That's not >> okay. Well, now we have concerns concerns that you were impaired, so we want to make sure you're not impaired. >> So, we're asking you to step out of the vehicle. Okay. >> No. Okay. But I I don't mind. >> We've given you plenty of chances right now. >> No, that's fine. I'm telling you right now though, that's not fair. That is not a fair situation. >> Unfortunately, that's how it works. >> I don't agree with that. I don't agree with that though. Please. I have someone. >> Okay. It doesn't matter who you're calling, but we need you to step out. >> No, I will. >> You You said that. So, you've been saying that for the past 5 minutes. >> Okay. But I will I will ma'am, it's it's a lawful request that you have to follow. Um we're not trying to escalate the situation, but we're telling you that you do have to exit the vehicle upon our request. Uh, so please just do that at this time. >> Okay, give me one second >> again. We've given you a couple minutes now, so >> Okay, I know. I'm trying to I'm trying to call someone. >> The suspicious vehicle report really bruised her ego as if being slumped over the wheel was just a new form of yoga. She admitted to drinking, but then immediately tried to take it back like a deleted text message. Watching her try to navigate the laws of physics while sitting still was truly something. >> Police officer and wife out. >> That that does not matter. >> No, I know. But I >> He's call He's here to tell you the same thing. You need stuff. >> No, but I'm looking for help, please. Like, and I just need >> Why do you need help? >> Because I don't understand this and I feel like I'm being set up. I have no [ __ ] clue what's going on. So, I've done like serious >> ma'am. I was trying to be like I just you just process this for a moment. Okay. We're investigating a report that your son's over. We pull in just listen to me. And we pull in. You're not parked within a stall. And >> I just pulled in. So, I'm talking to my husband like >> And to dispel that by speeding with the outside of the vehicle, we can satisfy the fact that you're not impaired. However, a refusal to exit the vehicle constitutes a criminal offense. We're trying to dispel a motor vehicle violation, which is you possibly could be driving and you shouldn't be driving your vehicle. So, the simple solution to that is exiting the vehicle, which would then avoid a criminal charge and obstruction of refusal to exit. So, just exit the vehicle and talk to us outside of your vehicle. Heat up here. Okay, man. We've given you plenty of time. Can we >> No, we we've given you plenty of time. We need you to step out of the vehicle right now. >> I'm trying to call my son. Please just please like I >> Ma'am, we have been here for over 5 minutes. >> That's why the police I don't even know why you're here. >> Okay, we told you that you need to step out of the vehicle. It's a lawful order. You not obeying that order will lead to a criminal charge. >> I know. I understand. >> So, right now, you were disobeying that lawful order. >> I'm trying to do it. You're taking me like I can't do it. I lost you. I Do you want to continue with it? >> Sure. Yeah. Officers gave her more chances than a cat has lives, but she remained glued to that seat. She started scrolling through her phone like she was looking for a get out of jail free card in her contacts. It was a bold strategy to ignore a lawful order while being completely surrounded. >> Okay, ma'am. You need to step out of the car now. >> I know. I know. I am >> You're not You're on your phone scrolling >> cuz I'm trying to find the name. >> Okay. Well, you called someone. You hung up. Yes, the doubt. >> What are you doing? >> What's your first name? >> Allison Anderson. >> Okay. So, we're just going to do some tests, okay? And make sure that you are okay to drive. >> Okay. >> You okay? You willing to do that? >> That's fine. But either way, I'm going to get picked up, so it's fine. >> Okay. Do you wear any contacts? >> Yes. >> You're wearing them right now? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Oh my. >> You okay? >> Mhm. >> You have some in your mouth right now? No, I have I take ADHD medicine. So, >> okay. So, do me a favor. You can put your phone in your pocket. So, I want you to check your eyes. Okay. You said you're wearing contacts right now. Okay. See through my finger. Okay. I want you to keep your head still and just follow to my finger with just your eyes. Do you understand that? >> Wait, why not? Why did you >> So, you keep your head still. Follow to my finger with just your eyes. You understand that? Okay. >> No, I know I am, but you're like it's like [bell] you answer this. >> Yes. Yeah. Um, I'm sitting here with the police. Can you help me out? >> What do you mean, Greg? They're like doing They're doing anything. >> Okay, Greg, you need to go just Try to keep your head straight. >> I know. I'm having to give you a straight. I'm sorry. Just follow your eyes. The lights in my eye. That's like >> It's not pointing your eyes. >> No, but No, but that is There's lights in my eyes. >> I see. I mean, I I'm seeing it. >> You're You're moving your head, so I'm anxious. Like, I can't help it. Once the field sobriety test began and the coordination was nowhere to be found, she claimed her ADHD meds made her mouth dry, but the officer seemed more interested in her inability to follow a finger. Her eyes were wandering more than a tourist in a foreign city. You >> ready? >> Yeah, I'm trying. >> Keep your head still. All right, we're going to go up now. Okay. It's the same thing. Ed still wants you to go. >> Okay. >> Just ignore for now. >> I'm trying. It's anxiety though. >> Arms down your side. >> Do you have any injuries that prevent you from walking? Doing simple walking tests? Are you comfortable walking in those shoes? >> Yeah, I guess so. >> Okay. Do you do you have other shoes or you're okay walking with those? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, next test we're going to do is the one or sorry the walk and turn. If you want to come over here, I'm going to have you stand on this line. >> Like what what does like I mean what are you >> So stand right here. >> You're going to tell me like I can't drive the car. That's fine. Like I won't drive the car. Like I that's fine. I just I'm having like I have no >> You don't have to call him back right now. We're still doing tests. But what are you testing for? Like what's >> to see if you're impaired. >> But if I'm impaired, then I will not drive the car. >> Okay. But you were driving. >> No, >> that's the issue. Okay. So >> I don't I I would prefer not to like take any more tests and just have I'm so anxious and it's like I can't like I can't talk. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> No. It's like I have horrible anxiety. I have horrible anxiety and I can't even speak right now and it's like >> Okay. Do you want to continue with the test? >> No, I don't. I just want to have somebody pick me up and just be done with this. Like I I don't know how people are. It's >> okay. Take a deep breath. >> I can't wait to die. Like I feel my chest is like >> Do you want me to call for an ambulance? No, it's just Can you just slow your breathing? >> I know it was anxiety. I just No, I just wasn't. >> Do you want to continue with the test or No. >> No. Not really. >> Okay. So, you're refusing to continue with the test. >> I I That's what I'm talking about. I'm not trying to No, I'm not. Not. I just need a second. I I >> Ma'am, I need you to stand up. >> No, I need a minute. Please. I need a minute. The light in her eyes was apparently the biggest obstacle of the night, surpassing the whole being intoxicated thing. She kept moving her head like a bobblehead on a bumpy road. Every time the officer corrected her, she blamed her anxiety as if nervousness suddenly erases the ability to keep a skull still. >> Ma'am, I need >> I need you to come to the parking lot in Walgreens. >> Alison, you have the keys to the explorer. >> No. Ma'am, I need you to stand up. I can't find >> No, I'm sitting there. I need >> I need you to call Bill. >> I'm sitting here. The police are here. They're like trying to deal with us. Like, I need help. >> Yeah. Um and I'm trying to get there, but I don't have the keys right now. >> I'm [ __ ] All right. Bye. >> Ma'am, I need you to stand up. No, I I I don't I need it. >> Like this is insane. >> Do you want to continue with the test? >> I need I need something. >> Okay. Are you done with the test? >> No. I Well, I don't know. You're You're putting words in my mouth. >> Okay. I'm telling you, are you done with the test? >> No, you're like you're being very polite. You're saying, "Are you done with this? Are you doing this?" But I know that that will lead to something. >> Okay. Well, we need to continue the test then. cuz I need to turn. >> I You need to explain when you say, "Are you done with the test?" >> So, there's two more tests. There's a walk and turn test and a one leg stand test. >> A what? What kind of >> walk and turn? I can explain it to you if you're willing to do to to do the test. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, I need you to come over here. >> Like kill myself right now. >> You're stand right here on this in the middle right there. >> Okay. >> Okay. I want you put you can you put your phone in your your pocket? >> Can I just give it to you? I got >> Okay. So, I want you to put your right foot in front of your left foot, heel to toe, like this. >> Can you do that? >> Now, I want you to stay in that position until I tell you to start the test. Do you understand? >> Okay. >> So, I want you to remain in that position. >> All right. >> Again, you have no injuries, right, to prevent you from doing a walk and turn test? >> No. >> Okay. So, while you remain in that position, >> I'm I'm going to explain the test to you and then I'm going to demonstrate to you. >> Okay? >> So, stay in that position. When I tell you to start, you're g to take nine heel toe steps down this straight line. After your ninth step, you're gonna take a series of small steps. >> Oh, that sounds very confusing. You're like making me like confused already. Okay. Nine steps, right? >> Okay. So, you're going to take nine heel toe steps down this straight line. Okay. After ninth step, you're going to take a series of small steps and take an additional nine steps back. >> Okay? >> Do you understand? >> Sort of. Okay. >> Okay. So, it's going to look something like this. So, look something like this. Okay. 1 2 3 all the way to nine. Okay. >> After your ninth step, take a series small steps pivoting on your left foot and take additional nine steps back. One 2 3 all the way to nine. Can you get back into the starting position? >> Hold on. Hold on. I didn't tell you to start. >> Okay. So, when I tell you get back in starting position when I tell you to start. So, I want you to look down to your feet. Keep your arms at your side. >> Look at my feet while I'm doing >> while you're walking. Yes. >> The walk and turn test was explained with the patience of a kindergarten teacher, but Allison acted like she was being asked to solve advanced calculus. She claimed the instructions were confusing despite the officer literally demonstrating the walk. >> Keep your arms to your side. Count each step out loud and don't stop the test until you're finished. >> So, confusing. So, >> do you have do you have any mind I didn't tell you a story yet? Do you have any questions? >> Yeah, other than other than I need a sip of water. >> What's that? >> I need a sip of water. >> It's like very >> All right. Do you have any questions? >> No, other than I'd like a sip of water now. >> Okay. Not right now. Okay. You don't have any questions? >> No. >> You may start the test. >> One, two, three. Is this what I'm supposed to do? Four. Five. I don't get it. Six. Seven. >> Wait. I don't I don't know. >> Take nine to steps back. >> Yeah. Sorry. Eight. Nine. Okay. All right. Next test will be a one leg stand. Okay. Okay. >> So, you're standing. >> I mean, I think you probably already know whatever you're going to do to me. >> Okay. So, stand with your arms to your side. >> Mhm. Feet together like this. Okay. So, when I tell you to start, you're going to lift one leg, whichever leg you prefer, approximately 6 in off the ground. Your foot's going to be parallel to the ground. You're going to look at your foot. Count 1 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 until they tell you to stop. Okay. If your foot touches the ground, just lift it back up and start off where you left off. So 1 1 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 until I tell you to stop. Do you have any questions? >> No, I'm just trying to find where to start. >> You may begin. I really need one. >> Count 1 1,00 2 1. >> Okay. Like, how long do I have to go for? >> Okay, you can stop. Do we fair? Put your hands behind your back. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> Counting to nine proved to be a difficult task for our drama queen of the parking lot. She took her steps with the grace of a newborn giraffe on ice. By the time she reached the one leg stand, the writing was on the wall and it wasn't a message she was going to like. >> Just put your hands back. Put your hands behind. [ __ ] >> What? You're under arrest for driving while intoxicated. >> Just comply. This is motor vehicle only. Don't escalate into a criminal charge. Okay. What the do you have anything in your pockets? No, >> nothing in your jack pocket. >> Yes, this is exactly why I don't trust you all at all. Like you just like just tell me in the beginning, can I just can I have something to drink, please, for my mouth? >> We'll do that when we get back to headquarters. >> Yeah, right. Later, you're all lying. >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Nothing in Jack Pocket. >> No. Okay. >> What What is this then? >> I don't know. A pill or chapstick or something? >> I have no idea what's in there right now. Let's >> go walk back to this car over here. That's like lying to me all the whole time. >> We're not lying to you. >> Yes, you are lying. >> The whole time lying. That's what I thought. Lying. >> Put the other on. >> Do you have anything in your skirt pockets? >> No. Just grab whatever this is from your jacket. Is that a lipstick or something? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Nothing in your other pocket that I know of. >> Let me check. All right. Have a seat in there. Do you have anything in your car that you need? >> No. wallet, anything? No. >> Okay. Cuz your car is going to be impounded. Okay. >> What do you mean impounded? >> It's going to be towed. >> Why? My husband can come get please. Like one thing like he can come get it. Like >> do you have anything in the car that you need? >> No, but can you just like give me a break on one thing? You kind of [ __ ] me over tonight. You obviously knew what you were doing the whole time and now it's like like let my daughter and my husband come get the car and then Why are you just like find like trying to screw me over in every way possible? >> I'm not trying to do that, man. >> Yes, you are. I'll add um maybe a call for a female search. >> I'm not sure. Pushes in. Good. >> The handcuffs finally came out and suddenly the officers were the liars. It's amazing how fast the mood shifts when the silver bracelets make their debut. She demanded a drink of water like she was at a five-star resort instead of a criminal investigation. I'll just wrap the uh chain off a little >> my purse. No, >> your purse in your car. >> No, it's not in there. Never mind. I need medicine in my car. >> What medicine do you need? >> I need >> Is it an emergency medicine that you need? >> I need allergy. [ __ ] I need water and I need allergy medicine and it's um I don't think it's in there. I need to talk to my husband. >> Okay. >> Are we hurrying? Like are we going to get to work? >> All right. Um J. >> Yeah, I'll take this. >> Um you want to just give her >> Yeah, I'll do it once I get back. >> No, I drink just to get that over with. >> See, it's your call though. >> Uh we'll see. Yeah. >> Mhm. What' you say? >> It's got a couple. >> Can you Can you grab it? Whatever it is. >> Yeah. It's like It's not like you can't see something. >> Oh, it's wine or smells like wine. >> Oh, really? >> We're just documented. Uh just check everything else. I I'll stay with the go up. Yeah, this take a whiff. Yeah, it's a champagne or something. >> Uh got like a handbag here. Yeah, there's some medication in here. Yeah, it's got allergy pills and other meds. >> Black container filled. Yeah, that's got something in it. All right, let's get this open for me. >> No, not yet. I was going to do that last. Check this. Uh, yeah. I didn't I besides her medication, there's some like prescription pill bottles. She said she had anxiety or takes anxiety medication. She suddenly developed an urgent need for allergy medicine, which is a creative pivot from the I can't breathe routine. The officers were busy inventorying her life while she complained about the service. If she spent half as much energy driving as she did complaining, she might have stayed between the lines. Good. Yeah. Thank you so I'll be transporting one dolphin back to headquarters on our S450 4543.7 again. I'll be following course. You okay, man? The discovery of a wine container in the car was the final nail in the coffin of her innocence. But she still was convinced the officers had planned this entire night just to ruin her very important football poster schedule. Heat. Heat. Heat up here. Home sideboard. Just turn the light on. Close out. >> Close out. Close. >> At the station, reality finally hit her. Water, deep breaths, and silence replaced all the arguing and questions. What began as bad parking and a personal moment ended with handcuffs, paperwork, and a long night ahead. This just showed why tougher DUI rules are needed. Fore. You okay? >> No, I don't. We'll get you a drink of water. >> I feel like I'm throw up. I feel like I'm throw >> like I need I need >> You need a drink of water, right? >> Yeah. Can I can't I Yeah, my >> Okay, just one second. >> Walk in here. >> Okay, come off here. Please stand right there. They hurt, by the way. They hurt. Take a deep breath. They read her the standard motor vehicle statement and she confidently agreed to blow like that was going to save her. The Alco test came back at a wild 0.20%. [music] More than double the legal limit. Allison Anderson was charged with driving under the influence, reckless driving, careless driving, and parking and movement on public and private property. If you enjoyed this video, give it a like and subscribe for more real life body cam footage, drama, and weekly breakdowns. Make sure to turn on notifications so you don't miss any of the action.