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From a drunk Florida man who was pulled over in his yellow Corvette and a teenager in Wisconsin who literally ran through a red light to a Georgia woman who drunkenly fled with eight kids inside her Tesla and much more. Here are the craziest DUI arrests caught on police body cam. Hey, stop your horse. Stop your horse. Ohio is home to the second largest Amish population in America. On May 14th of 2022, one of them got a little too drunk behind ye old horse and buggy. Around 2:43 a.m., sheriff's deputies in Ashtabula County received a call about a horsedrawn carriage that was all over the road. Hey. Hey, wake up. [Applause] There's a Bud Light can sitting in there and he passed clean out to me. He'll go home. The horse knows how to get home. We got a drunk Amish guy passed down the buggy. Where you guys at? Staley and Bogue Road. He just turned eastbound on Bogue. And I yelled at the guy when he rode by. There's a Bud Light can sitting in the damn buggy. And I hit the side of the buggy and hollered at the guy. He's passed clean out. He's slumped over. Jesus. Um, the horse won't stop, huh? No. I mean, I'm yelling, "Whoa, whoa, whoa." And No, I'm going to see if I can get in front of him and slow down. 421. Our officer quickly caught up with the horse where he found a local Amish man named Nathan Miller passed out drunk in the buggy. We might have it stopped. Nope. Disregard. He just rammed it into my car. Hey, stop your horse. Stop your horse. Come here. Come here. How old are you? I'm 21. 21. We have for right now until I can determine on who you are. Let me see your hand. I'm going to detain you. All right. All right. I saw coming back. Yeah. Where? Okay. I did. All right. Come on. But sometimes you can't control. Not when you're sleeping. Was he sleeping? Oh, he's passed out cold. We're running the siren. I'm banging on the side of the buggy. Beer in there. He's drunk as [ __ ] There's beer still in there. Ohio laws are specific regarding DUIs. A recent revision states, "No person shall operate any vehicle, street car, or trackless trolley while under the influence." According to the American Bar Association, this wording covers everything from cars to horsedrawn buggies. Ironically, if Nathan were riding the horse when police stopped him, he wouldn't have gotten in trouble since horses aren't considered vehicles under Ohio law. Nathan claimed to be 21, but was arrested for OUI after blowing a 063 on the breathalyzer, which is under the legal Ohio limit of 08. It's unclear if he lied about his age or if specific laws lower the legal limit for horsedrawn carriages. [Music] This right here, this right here is immortalizing. You did, not me. I I told you my pants were falling down. Johnny's wife was at her wit's end. They'd been married for 30 years. According to her, the last 10 had been an alcoholfueled nightmare. June 4th of 2024 was the final straw. When Johnny got drunk and tried to drive away in his yellow Corvette, she immediately called the police. Afternoon, deputy county sheriff's office. Can I ask you to step out of the car for a minute? Why? Because I'm giving you a lawful command to step out of the vehicle. Why, sir? I'm giving you a lawful command to step out of your vehicle. Sir, I'm not going to ask you again. I'm going to rip you out of your vehicle. You are now resisting. You are about to go to jail. Take your seatelt off and step out of the vehicle. That's not law. Sorry. HQ Bravo 602. I got one resisting. I'm not resisting, sir. I'm not resisting. I've given you one more chance to step out of this car or you're going to get ripped out of it. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. Resisting. I'm not resisting. I'm sorry. I don't even have the keys. Where's your door? Where's your door handle at? Please stop. Sir, you're about to get ripped out of your vehicle. You need to give me a lawful reason. I've given you a lawful command to step out of your vehicle. Get out of you're getting tased. Get out of the car now. Bravo 601. Get out of the car. You're getting tased. Drive. Get out of the car right now. I will. I will. Get out of the car and get on the ground. Stop. Stop. Stop. Get out of the car right now. Stop. Get out of the car right now. Stop. I will. Sir, get out of the car. You're getting tased. I will in a minute. Get out of the car right now. I don't care. Get out of the car. this. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Turn around and face the car. Don't move. I want to call the police. Turn around and face the car. I want to call the police. I'm telling you. Turn around. Turn around. Put your hands on the car. Don't move. One at taser point. I don't know why. I'm resisting. Put your hands behind your back. Sure. If you move, you're getting tased. Do you understand me? I didn't do anything. Sorry. Sorry. Didn't do anything. What did I do? I need to know. 77. I got a whiskey mic. Signal 55. I need to know what I'm being detained for. Whiskey mic signal. Du. I didn't drive. I don't even have a Sorry. I didn't have a uh Nope. My car keys aren't even here. Sorry. That's my wallet. Sorry. Now you're under arrest for resisting. I'm not. I didn't do anything. Sorry. I didn't do anything. Can we wait for the the backup? Can we wait for Walk to the truck before you start catching extra charges? For what? For what? I've already told you. I'm out here investigating a DUI. Have a seat in the truck. You're under arrest for resisting. For what? I wasn't I watch I got eyes on him with my mother was coming. With Johnny in the car, our officers could finally talk to his wife. I just I can't I can't let him drink and breath. We appreciate that. That's It takes a I've been married to that man for almost 30 years. In the last 10, we've been in hell. Absolutely hell. He's been arrested for Dvi previously. He was um back in Virginia when we lived in Virginia because he again was drunk like this starting trouble at a restaurant and he called the cops on me for some reason came they obviously saw the So you got like disorderly disorderly uh intoxication cuz he was just at a he should be a lot if you need to get but he's never been okay. He's never had a DUI. No, never had a DUI. Uh so you said he destroyed part of the house was that? Yes. Oh, so you weren't at home when all this was I was not, but my daughter was on the phone with me and he was calling me, calling me all kinds of vulgarities, asking me about this credit card that he supposedly signed for you. And I said, I don't know about your credit card. I said, I'm at work. I was at work yesterday. I don't know about some credit card you signed. He's like, give me my effing card, you effing this, that, I'll leave your life. I'll be out of your life forever. And um just let Delta Charlie pra No, he didn't put ants on you or anything. You sure? You heard the officer say Delta Charlie Foxtrot or DCF. That stands for the Florida Department of Children and Families, which would help investigate if Johnny's daughter was suffering any abuse. It's unclear if they ever got involved. Now, back in the squad car, Johnny made one of the strangest requests you'll ever hear. Be cool. We'll we'll check and make sure they're not too tight, and we need to get you up. Kick your feet over on the floor. We're going to sit you back up and I'll adjust them cuffs. I'm trying I didn't But I didn't do anything to you. Sorry. I'm not here to argue with you. I've asked you to put your feet in the floorboard or we're going to leave you like this. Come on. Put your feet up here. It affects my ow no sit up from where you're at. I can't. The the wrist. I can't. We can just uh sit you up from where you're at. I can't. No. It's going It's not going to hurt. It's not going to happen, my man. I can't. I can't. Well, the cuffs aren't coming off. What did I do to I did not resist? Look at the body cam. Okay. Review the body cam. But let's get set up. Okay. But please review the body cam. We're not So, we're not debating that right here. We're going to get you set up so I can get you to the jail. We're not debating anything else. That's what court's for. It's not the side of the road. No. And I would like a uh person of color. What? On the team. A person of color, not white. So, hey, this is not how this works. This is my show now. It is not yours. You're going to sit up and put your seat belt on so I can take you to the jail. I can't. The police were done playing his games. They set him up and brought him to the station where reading his Miranda rightites took 20 minutes. For some reason, the body cam footage is blurry and hard to see. We just wanted to share this short nugget. Johnny's pants must have come a little loose in the back of the squad car. I'm not playing these games with you. Stand in front of my truck. I will. I'm going to call the police. I want that is my right. Now stand there and don't say anything. I have to read you something. I have to read you something. You will not interrupt me. Stand there and don't say a word. No, I can talk. That is my right. My first amendment right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say you going to keep interrupting me? I don't agree with it. Sorry, sir. It's my first amendment right. Let me tell you something. Okay. I want someone here. Here's how this is going to work. You keep prolonging me and I will make sure you sit in here another day. sit there and shut your mouth and listen to me. I wasn't even He arrested me for a DUI and resisting risk. He pul I don't even have my pants off. Listen to me. There is no test. I wasn't resisting. He immediately threatened to tase me. I want to call a legal representative. Hey, I you let me do my job and you can call whoever you want to. I will not. Can I have a sheriff's here? Hey, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to an attorney and have them present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, 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 if I explain to you? No. Do you understand your rights? I don't agree. What do you do? You understand your rights? I don't agree. Do That's not what I'm asking you. You said you have two master's degrees. Use them. If I would agree. Do you understand? If I would agree to the rights, that would mean I would Sir, what is your name? John. Okay, John. So, he is not asking you if you pull me over for no sir. Sir, please. You got to listen to me. Okay. I want a sheriff. Sir, I want to share question. Sir, are you uniform? Say sheriff. Okay. The sheriff. He's not coming. That's not reasonable. He's asking you. Do you understand? This is Do you understand? This right here, this right here is immoralizing. You did, not me. I I told you my pants were falling down. Johnny, if that is his real name, was arrested for DUI and resisting arrest. It's unclear what happened to him after this police encounter, as we weren't able to find much info online. Not to be rude, but you're a white male, so anytime I see a white officer, I get scared for my life. I'm peeing on your seat right now. Yes. This next drunk driver comes to us from the small town of Normal, Illinois, about 2 hours southwest of Chicago. On May 23rd of 2022, police stopped a silver car for driving without its lights. The driver, 20-year-old Jada Davis, claimed that the lights were automatic and that she didn't know how to turn them on manually. Watch as this goes from a traffic ticket to felony charges in under 20 minutes. Was I speeding? No, you weren't speeding. You don't have your back lights on. They don't turn on. They're automatic. These are auto lights that come on. So that's what's on right now. They only You don't have any way to turn them on. My back lights. Yeah. So like a lot of time when I break No, like your tail lights just aren't on at all. So when you break your When you break, your lights will activate. But like when you're just driving on the road regularly, these are just auto lights. I don't really know how to fix that. Okay. It sounds if you if you twist it over usually then my brights are on. Yeah. So So yeah. And I don't I don't know how to fix I don't think I'm allowed to have my brights on when I'm on the car. Yeah, you're not. Um but there's got to be a way to have your back lights on. Um I don't know. Say, can you go ahead and put the car in park? This is a rental car. This isn't even mine. If you looked at my plates already, this is a rental car. Okay, that's fine. Do you have your license on you? I have a state ID. Okay. Can you put your car in park for me? Okay. And do you have your ID on you? I have a state ID. Can you hit me in my purse? All right. And have you guys been drinking? No. No. Nobody's been drinking at all. Okay. She just got off at gyms. Okay. It smells like alcohol in the car. That's why I'm asking. Okay. So, we don't have any alcohol in the car. I know. I know. I'm saying if you have been drinking, it smells like somebody's been drinking. So, that's why I'm asking. Okay. All right. So, you haven't had None of you have had anything. You're at a party. Okay. Okay. All right. Well, just give me one sec. I'm going to be right back with you. Okay. Okay. They were just You could tell that they're the ones in the one in the back seat's drunk for sure. And I tried to explain to the driver. I was like, "Somebody's been drinking in this car." They're like, "No, we haven't been drinking." So, they refuse themselves or something? No, she just I didn't even ask cuz they just kept going off on they kept telling me a bunch of stupid information that I didn't need to know. And the chick was like, "Oh, well, I don't have my ID on me." So, she gave me her name and date of birth. Yeah. And then it's like dealer plates. She's like, "Well, this isn't my car. That's why the lights weren't on." And then she stopped like this. So, okay. So, I'm just going to Yeah. I'm just going to see if she'll uh do some tests for me. All right. So, Jie, you said you had nothing to drink tonight, right? No. Okay. Would you mind just doing a few tests for me today? None of us. But you pull me over for lights. Isn't that a warning? No, it can be a ticket. I've gotten pulled over for my lights not being on and I've sworn every time that's a warning. It's a It's a violation. So, you can you can write somebody a ticket for it. Like I said, I want to you know, like I said, I can smell the odor of alcoholic beverage coming from inside your car. You pulled me over for lights? Yes, that's still a valid reason to stop you. Really? Yeah. Okay. I didn't know that. I thought that that was just a warning because I've been pulled over for my lights before and they've given me a warning for that because I looked it up and it said that that's not an actual like that's not I just looked it up on I just looked it up on my phone. I can show you. It just said that that's not an actual I haven't been to police training. I don't know the IVC or anything. Can I show you? It just told me what it is. It says you have to have two lights activated. Two in the front and two in the back. So my lights didn't come on in the back. I explained that to you. They weren't on. What does that like? What do you mean by lights? Your lights were not on in the back. That means that nobody could see you when you were driving down the road if they were behind you and it's all recorded on camera. So, okay. I guess I'm just kind of confused. But, um, all of us can step out for Nope. I just need you to step out cuz you're the one driving. Okay. Okay. You haven't had anything to drink, right? No. I mean, we went to a party, but I don't think that anything that we were like containing or anything like that has us under the influence as being drunk. Okay. How old are you? Or eight, right? 108. Yeah. Yeah. And you're how old? 20. 20. Okay. Jada's field sobriety tests went surprisingly well. She followed our officer's finger, walked a decently straight line, and could balance on one foot. The problem is that she admitted to drinking and being under 21. That means she had to blow 0.00 to walk away. So, since you're under the age of 21, okay, you admitted to drinking to me. Okay. You know, you have to blow absolute zeros to be able to drive, right? So, I don't think basically I said everyone in this car has drank. I did not say to you that I have drank. I said you literally just said that you drank. They said everyone in this car cuz they wanted me to admit to you that they had drank cuz they thought that you were going to breathalyze all of us. You just told me right over here that you drank at a party. Yeah, but I thought you were asking for everyone to I don't know my rights if I'm being completely honest. I thought you were going to breathalyze all of us. No, I'm going to breathalyze you right now because Okay, I'm noticing indicators of impairment and I want to be sure that what I'm seeing from our test are accurate. Okay. Okay. As our officer prepared the test, Jada's nervous bladder began acting up. Lie to you. I'm very nervous. I just pee my pants. Okay. Is it possible I can go to the bathroom or just pee behind it? Very fast. There's no restroom open. Okay. Okay. Just hang out real quick. Okay. Okay. Okay. Jada. This is a brand new straw. All right. I'm going to put this on here. I'm not going to touch the part that you're going to use. Okay. All right. So, do me a favor. All right. I'm sorry. It's okay. It's all right. I really have to go to the bathroom. It's okay. All right. Can you just blow into this until it [Music] clicks? No. Hang on. Just a nice steady breath. Okay. Okay. All right. Go ahead. All right. Hang on. It's got to You got to I'm sorry. I'm literally going to the bathroom right now. Can I I can give you a second. Can I just go pee? Really? You can come with me. You can literally come with me. I don't care. But I really have to go to the bathroom. Okay. I mean, if if you absolutely can't hold it, we can make that work. I guess she can come with me, but I'm literally being in my pants right now. Okay. All right. She can go with you. Please. After a quick pea break, Jada was ready to take her test until it clicks. Okay. Yeah, CL. Yep. We're at a 0103. Okay. 0.13. What does that mean? Under 0.3. That means you're over the legal limit. Okay. Okay. So, you do have to be placed under arrest. Okay. Okay. Put your hands on your back. Are you going to take them home? They're going to They're getting picked up, so. Okay. Okay. I appreciate you being cooperative. Yep. She was about to be very uncooperative. So, what did you say it was? Sorry. One3103. It's It's gone now. I just showed it to you a second ago. Sorry. You're going to get the opportunity to blow again when we get back to the police department. Okay. Can I do it right now really quick? I didn't see it. I just showed it to you. I didn't look at it. I told you. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I didn't see it because No, we're going to we're going to go back to the police department and then Am I allowed to do it one more time? Yeah. We're going to get We're going to Can I do it right here, please? I'd like to see it cuz I didn't see it. You're going to be able to see a printed out version. I want to see it right now if that's okay. Am I allowed to? No. I'm asking her. I literally She's not in charge. She's the back. You're not in charge. This is traffic stop. So you blew a 103. You saw it? Yeah, I didn't see it. Okay, sorry. I didn't know if I was allowed to look at it, but I could have sworn that did not say that. Jada's first pee break may have been a ruse. Watch how she plays the same card again only to do something foolish. Is it possible you can come pee with me again? What's that? I don't need a female watch officer to watch me. I don't want to pee my pants again. Will you come with me outside? You can follow me. We're We're literally going to the police department. It's like a mile away. I'm peeing on your seat right now. Yes. [Music] You good? Hang on. Don't get out. Don't get out. There's a car coming. She's peeing again. Stop. No. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Stop.6. We got one taking off on us. She's trying to drive away. Hey. Hey. She got back in the car. Get another unit. Okay. Okay. Relax. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Ma'am. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Get out. Literally get out. [ __ ] Out of the car. Get out of the car. Stop. Get your head off. Get out of the car. You're going to get tased. Get out of the car. Okay. You're going to get [ __ ] Okay. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Okay. [Music] Where did the body come? I don't know. That was pretty dumb, wasn't it? Was it worth it? I hope so. Can I have my hat? No. I'm not allowed to have my hat. No. No. Why? Can I ask why? We're done to try to be nice to you. But I'm asking, especially after that [ __ ] that you pulled. But I'm asking why I can't have a hat. Cuz I said so. It's right there. I tried to be nice to you and let you go to the bathroom and you my hat. No. Why? What does it have have to do with it? I put it back in your car. It's right there. Oh, you just grabbed it. I put it back in the car. But that's going to the rental company. You realize that? No, it's going to It's getting towed. You're towing my car? Yes. Huh? Are you injured anywhere else? I said my arms, not my legs. I said my chest and my arms are numb. Is your chest still numb? Yes. Still? No. I didn't say my ar my chest was numb. I said my arms were numb. Yes. I feel them. It's probably the mixture of the cold and the fact that you slam me down. So, yes. Well, you tried to take us off on us. So, I realize that. And put your car and drive. So, that's on you now. Yes, ma'am. I been a police officer. So, I realize that another charge. I'm telling you, yes. That they are still very numb. Anything else injured on you? Cuz rest is going to ask what I said is anything else injured. My head hurts a little bit. Probably gave me a concussion when you slam my head. Your hand head wasn't slammed. And I know you have a body cam. So, yeah. Due to the force, my head hit the floor. So, if you guys could do a concussion test whenever this ambulance get here, it'd be great to know that you gave me a concussion. That'd be awesome to know. What's that? I'm really just trying to cooperate. Like, I hope you know that. I know you already looked up my file. I went to uh I'm a good kid. I'm not trying I'm not trying to play around because you tried like literally pulling me out of the car and I know all about police brutality. I'm scared for my life that you're going to shoot me. That's what I'm scared about. Okay. That's why. Okay. Not to be rude, but you're a white male. So, anytime I see a white officer, I get hella scared for my life. Okay. That's the only thing that I'm ever worried about. Okay. If you're questioning, that's why. If you have questions, that's absolutely why. So, when the ambulance gets here, when you walk over there, do not try to run because you will get tackled. I'm not going to try to run. I'm going to tell them exactly why. I will tackle you if you run. Okay? Cuz you're white. That makes sense. Notice how she said she wasn't going to tackle me and she's a female weirdo. You're literally weird. Just like that, Jada went from a minor traffic ticket to DUI and felony assault charges. You don't resist the arrest and bite an officer and expect to get away with it. Ironically, articles about Jada's case led with headlines such as normal woman accused of biting police officer. After this body cam video, we can safely say that Miss Davis was anything but normal. Dude, stop moving. Stop moving, dude. Park the car, man. On May 3rd of 2021, a police officer in Lacrosse County, Wisconsin, was out on patrol when a civilian vehicle ran a red light and t-boned his car. The driver, later identified as 19-year-old Jacob Schwabach, bounced off the squad car and crashed through a traffic light. Thankfully, our officer was okay and quickly ran over to see if Jacob and his passenger needed help. He wasn't surprised to find two teenagers who were clearly under the influence of something. Hey, how's it going, dude? You just blew the red, man. Yeah. No, I didn't see it. 84 negative. Are you good? me. Yeah, I'm good. I got Are you hurt? I just got some glass in there. I didn't know. I was paying attention to the right. Are you hurt, man? Is my car. I mean, you got some good damage here, man. Why do you guys Yeah. Why don't you guys step out of the car, dude? Stop moving. Stop moving. Dude, park the car, man. Park the car. It is parked. Okay, your vehicle's still moving, man. Hit your parking brake up. Can you step out, man? Yeah, I got you. Yeah. Let's get you guys out of here. Come on. Step over here, man. Step over here. Step over here. You have an ID on you, man? ID? I think it's in my car. Sorry about that, man. I was in my place. I I was running to my place. I had a [ __ ] so bad. Think I [ __ ] my pants to be honest with you. Okay. I mean, you're just not paying attention. What's I was I was not paying attention at all. Okay. You had anything to smoke tonight? You had a drink? No. No. I smoked a joint like 3 days ago. Okay. That was it. I smoked the side in my car. But no, I'm not under the influence of anything. I just bought that car, too. Yeah. I don't You think it's total? Yeah. It doesn't look very good, man. I think my squad car could be total here. Yeah. Okay. So, I want you to be honest with me. You smoked some weed today. Yeah, I did. Yeah. Pretty recently. Very recently? Yeah. Probably like two hours ago. Okay. How much? How much? Like, do you feel pretty high? Cuz you seem pretty high. No, I'm not high. You don't feel high? No. I see there's a bong in the car. Yeah. I just bought it from the one place. Okay. Smokes real less. I'm southside. Okay. So, when did you smoke? 2 hours ago. You said 2 hours ago. Yeah. At your house or where? At my house. Just at a buddies. at a buddies. Yeah. How much did you smoke two hours ago? Oh, like a couple one hitters. Couple one hitters. Is that normal or? Yeah, that's normal. Okay. Do you have anything on you? No, you can search my pockets if you want. Okay. Just hold on to that. And I got my wallet right here. Is that just a vape? Yeah, that's a vape. Yep. Our officers could tell that Jacob had done more than smoke a little weed. So, they decided to run him through some sobriety tests. First up is the straight line. And I want you to imagine there's a straight line in front of you. Okay? All right, Jake. I want your left foot on that line. And then I want your right foot in front of your left foot, heel to toe. And I want you to stand like that. Okay? Just like that. Don't move until I tell you. You understand? Okay. So when I say go, Jake, I want you to take nine heel to toe steps down this line. Yep. Turn around and take nine heel to toe steps back. Okay? Right foot in front. Put your right foot in front first. Okay? Now you can begin if you understand. All right. Next, our officers have Jacob attempt to stand on one foot. Am I going to jail for this? I don't know right now, but no, probably not. Um, okay. Heels and toes touching. Heels and toes touching. Hands down at your side. So, for this one, I want you to lift up one of your feet 6 in off the ground with your toe pointed out and just hold it there. 1 10002. Just hold it there and keep counting until I say stop. Okay. Okay. Watch. I'll demonstrate. You can pick whatever foot. You're going to go like this. 10001,0023. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Okay. See how my foot is? Yeah. Like this. Yep. And you're going to keep doing that until I tell you to stop. Okay. Okay. While you're doing this test, hold on. One Mississippi. Two Mississippi. Three Mississippi. Oh [ __ ] Keep going. [Music] One Mississippi. Two Mississippi. [ __ ] One Mississippi. Two Mississippi. It's hard. One Mississippi, one Mississippi, two Mississippi, three Mississippi. Finally, our officers give Jacob one more quick mental test. Heels and toes touching again. This is the last one. Okay. Hands down at your side. Yep. Out of your pocket. So, when I say go, I want you to tilt your head all the way back. Don't go until I say tilt your head all the way back. Close your eyes. And estimate the passage for 30 seconds. Okay. Estimate to pass. Estimate the passage in 30 seconds. What happened right here? No. Estimate 30 seconds. Pass. Estimate 30 seconds. Passage. And when you feel 30 seconds have passed, I want you to open your eyes and say stop. Okay. So, watch. So, watch me. You're going to go just like this. You're going to tilt your head all the way back. Close your eyes and then estimate 30 seconds. Okay. All right. You ready? Yep. Okay. Begin. 1 2 3 4. Tilt your head all the way back. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 go 30. That's okay, though. Before bringing out the breathalyzer, our officers give Jacob one last chance to come clean. One more chance to be honest with you. All right, you're on something else. I You're on something else. I'll be honest with you. I took a good Xandex yesterday. No, you took that way more recent than yesterday. More recently yesterday. Just be honest with me. Like be be straight so I can get the song. But I can tell you're not normal. Like I'll take I'll take I'll take a half I took a half of one. Like when you smoked 2 hours ago or what? Yeah, when I smoked two hours ago. You took a half a zany? Yeah. Okay. It looks like you took a lot more than a half to be honest. Messed it up pretty good. I think a half. I don't know. These things me up. Yeah. I just got so much [ __ ] going through my mind, you know, and it's just okay. All right. Hang tight with this guy real quick. Okay. Don't go anyways. Now, it was time to find out whether or not Jacob had been drinking. Get ready for this plot twist. I'm going have you blow on this. You haven't been drinking, right? No, I haven't been drinking. Let's see if you have any alcohol in your system. Okay. Right. All right. All right. Big breath. Zero. You can take that tube off. Pull it. Pull it. Pull it. What did it come out of? Zero. Zero. Did you eat today? Did I eat today? No, I didn't eat. That means Did you sleep at all? Sleep at all? When did you sleep? What did you sleep last night? I went to bed around 8:00. Last night? Yeah. What time did you get up? Probably around 10 or 11 and then I si eating some donuts and I passed out. Okay. You don't take any prescription pills or anything? No. I take I used to buy a Xanax off someone every once in a while when I'm going through a hard time, you know, so many thoughts going through my head, you know, and so much [ __ ] you know, it's just Yeah. trying to block it out, you know what I mean? Yeah. Okay, come over here to the squad with me. All right. In the end, Jacob was arrested on several charges, including OUI and drug paraphernalia. He was booked into Lacrosse County Jail that night, but was released after posting a $500 bond. He may not have been drunk, but he was in no condition to drive. That's what happens when you mix drugs on an empty stomach. As for the officer involved in the crash, he was taken to a nearby hospital and treated for a few minor injuries. He was ultimately okay and released later that night. You going to jail. You going to jail today. All them kids. Look at them. All them kids. kid. Drunk driving is one thing. Drunk driving with a kid in the car is another. Drunk driving with eight kids in the car is one of the worst things you can do. On August 26th of 2023, police in Fulton County, Georgia, stopped a Tesla for reckless driving and having too many occupants inside the vehicle. They found two adult women up front and eight kids scattered around the seats. Throw the window down. What's wrong? Shut up. God damn. Shut up. Where's your ID? Where's your ID? Let me see. Don't leave all you eggs. Why you entertaining it? They just need to be quiet. It's a birthday party. It's a birthday party. and birthday party. We did a right hand. Did you hear? I asked you to roll all your windows down. Okay. What happened? Nothing. Nothing happened. We're just holding the kids. We just We just holding the kids. I'm trying to get her to calm. We're just holding the kids because we just left a birthday party. What? We just holding a we It's a birthday party where right where y'all just came behind us at you been drinking. No, no, no, no, no. She cuz she talking. She in the back. This car red ma'am. No, it's a real Okay. So, show me some form of identification. Okay. Real person. After some convincing, our driver finally agreed to step out of the car. That's when she decided to make things worse. Indecent exposure was about to be the least of her worries. How many times I got to tell you, step out the car. I said get out the car. What's in there? Something's in here, too. Something in this car. Step out. No, no, no. Step out. I got a key, [ __ ] This [ __ ] intoxication. Chill out. She ride up. I got to pee so bad. Y'all take your glasses off. What's your name? Where you live? Turn around. I turn around and pe real quick. That's That's not That's not happening. No, you can't. Can I beat you? No, that's called you really about I got to real about to go to jail. Why? You about to go to jail. Where you going? I got Bro, come here. Where are you doing? What the Get out. Hey. Hey. While fleeing, our drunk driver struck another vehicle, causing a major accident. When police arrived, they found the women standing there acting like nothing was wrong. Get your ass over here. Get the Get your ass. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. Put your hands by your back. Put your hands by your back. Put your hands behind your back. Get your hands by your back. Get your get your hands behind your hands. You're crazy. What the is wrong with you? What the your drunk ass? Your drunk ass. Why would you do that? My child was in the car. My child was in the car. Why did you do that? Get it on there. My kids in the car. You got kids in the car. I got child. [Music] Hey, get the kids. Help me out. Get the kids. Come on. No. Get Get up. Okay. Get the Get up. No. Get up. You know goddamn better. Get your ass in the car. Get your ass. No. Get your ass in. Go ahead. We got Hell no. Come on. Get your ass over here. Get your ass over here. You're going in this car. Get up. Oh, I need an M. You don't need a goddamn M. Yes, I do. We taking you to the hospital. Get your ass up. Child, cruelty to children, all that [ __ ] Scandin. You going to jail. You going to jail today. All them kids. Look at them. All them kids. All them kids in the door. Police have yet to learn the driver's real name. She tried giving them a fake ID with some rather unconvincing details. I'm not. I'm Matt. And she gave us the boss name. I'm not I was We identify who she is. No, she gave us an ID. Somebody's 100 pounds. 100 pounds, bro. All right. So, how long you going to keep lying to me? Wasting our time. What's your name? Selena. Selena. What did she give y'all? I got her ID. [ __ ] She talking about she 5'8, 100 lb. What's she talking about, bro? Hey, Miss Lady. What's her name? We call We just Bro, let me tell you something. The ID she gave us, she saying she 100 pounds, bro. But look, it say 100 pounds on ID, bro. Lead the party. She said she'll take us home. I'm being real with you. What's her name, bro? I don't know her real name. You don't know her name? I don't know her real name. Julia. Talia. Talia. Julia. Julia. What? No matter how hard they tried, our officers couldn't extract a real name from the driver. While drunk and crying in the back of an ambulance, she said something about having a warrant. In hindsight, she was only making the situation worse. They weren't going to let her leave the hospital without finding out who she was. After a long night of screaming and yelling, the woman was charged with multiple counts of child endangerment, DUI, resisting arrest, and assaulting an officer. That kid's birthday party is probably the last she should ever go to. Um, how often do you drink before flying? Like, or how often do you drink? Is it often that you have drinks the night before you fly? It was July 30th of 2019. Airport police and the TSA at Minneapolis St. Paul International Airport were conducting a random insider threat screening detail in Terminal 1. Basically, the screening checks crew members bags for anything that could be considered contraband. Delta Airlines pilot Gabriel Schroeder was surprised when he saw the screening table. When the TSA told him his bag would be checked, he said he wasn't ready to board and quickly left the area. The TSA member felt that Gabriel's behavior was suspicious and reported him to the airport police. CCTV cameras around St. Paul International followed Gabriel as he walked through the terminals and ducked into a bathroom. He emerged moments later as if everything was okay. Police couldn't figure out where Gabriel had gone. Meanwhile, he returned to the terminal where he easily passed the bag check. As he boarded the plane, airport police noted the footage of Gabriel entering the bathroom. They hurried in and found a 1.75 L bottle of freshly discarded alcohol in the garbage. Several passengers boarded the plane, having no idea that their pilot was drunk. Thankfully, police got him in time and quickly pulled him off. He lied at first, but soon came clean after questioning. So, do you kind of just before I ask you any questions, do you kind of just want to tell me kind of what's been going on and just start over and um yeah, I'll start over. Okay. Um yeah, I knew I had one bag and I didn't I I knew that it was legal to bring it through there, but I guess I was more than anything just embarrassed to have it. Yeah. So, I just I did throw it. I did throw it out. So, um, I apologize. And then I I honestly I don't I don't know how I still have or possibly had alcohol on my breath yet cuz I I did have drinks yesterday afternoon, but okay. I know it was well in well outside of Gabriel claimed he didn't drink anything that day despite blowing a 065 when given a breathalyzer test. He said he had one can of beer and three vodka drinks the night before. Either he's lying or those were some pretty stiff cocktails. Okay. And uh have you ever flown an aircraft while you felt any effect from alcohol or anything else? Okay. No. Um, so you came through, you went up, sat in the airplane. Where were you kind of when I came up to you, where were you kind of in your progress? Were you doing your inflight checks and already completed your inflight checks or Yeah, I even started talking to Dave. Okay. Literally, I actually What I did is I pulled the flight plan up. Okay. How often do you drink before flying? Like, or how often do you drink? Is it often that you have drinks the night before you fly? I I can't tell you that I do or don't. Okay. Um, so I guess is it common to have three, four drinks the night before you fly? No. I would I wouldn't say that that's a regular deal. Okay. So, when you came up to the screening area, what were you kind of thinking? Cuz I know obviously you were kind of worried. It was just embarrassing. You said, "Was anything else going on or?" No. Did you think that maybe you still had alcohol in your system and that's why you should maybe go back? Okay. Not at all. After the interview, police ran blood tests to confirm Gabriel's alcohol level. The tests confirmed that his BA was 0027 around 110 that afternoon, accounting for normal metabolism, lab experts believe Gabriel's BA was between 04 and 08 when he boarded the plane that morning. In the end, our pilot pleaded guilty to attempting to operate an aircraft under the influence of alcohol. He was sentenced to spend one weekend in jail and 30 days on house arrest. His story exemplifies how one bad decision can ruin your life. At least he didn't ruin anybody else's. I've been You need to take him. Is there still someone in here? It's my boyfriend. You need to take him now. Ladies, do yourself a favor. If your boyfriend is the kind of guy who thinks it's cool to drive drunk, leave him. He's bound to get you in trouble. Or worse. On March 7th of 2021, a terrified female called 911 from the passenger seat of her boyfriend's car. 19-year-old Cody Peters was drunk and speeding over 100 mph through residential streets. The girlfriend told dispatch that he had been drinking all night and was begging him to stop driving. Cody responded, "I got this, babe." And then crashed the car. You're the driver. Okay. Why don't you sit back here? Okay. You were driving. No, I was not driving. He's in the past. I've been You need to take him. He's Is there still someone in here? It's my boyfriend. You need to take him now. Guys, why don't you wait on the sidewalk? No, I'm not leaving him. You need No, I'm going to I'm going to help him out. He's okay. What's his name? Cody Peters. He is okay. I'm not I'm not leaving him. I'm really drunk. Okay, Cody. Cody. What's up? Are you injured, bud? No. Just sneak on right now. Hey, just wait here. Wait here. He needs to go. He's really drunk. We're out with uh all three here. Everyone says they're fine. We got a DUI last June July. Okay, listen. Negative. All three are out. Ma'am, why don't you wait over by the sidewalk? I'm good with him. Yeah, take her back. Just lean back here, bud. Lean back here. Okay. A lot of went on. A lot went on here. Okay, we just got to I got to make the main concern right now is your health. Obviously, there was there's a big crash. Yeah. So, can I just can I just see make sure you don't have any Can I see your hands? Okay, dude. Listen. Okay, I'm Looks like you got just a little little cut right there. That's I woke up this morning and my brother Okay, I'm not going to lie to you right now. This is okay. My brother My brother streams on Twitch. Okay. He wanted me to play with him this morning. So, I got on him with this morning. That's why that's bleeding. But the other part of it, they can cancel right now. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. He's talking and walking fine. Yeah. Whatever you're going to charge, just just pull it out. What's your last name? Peters. Is this your car? Yeah. Okay. Just pull it out. Just pull it out. Cody was so drunk that he didn't think the accident was that bad. Listen to what he says when police ask how much he's had to drink. Can I ask it to you real quick? Yeah. What's up, man? Why is there six cars here? Well, because cars because this was a serious crash. Really? You think it's a it's it's a serious crash that was that takes six cars? Hey, I'm I I'm not your first name. I'm not talking to anybody else. I'm just talking to you. Yeah. You know, how much you had to drink tonight? Um, honestly, not enough to for you to pull me over. Okay. Well, that's that's not an answer. How much did you drink tonight? Um, to be honest, about two out of 10. Two out of what? Two out of 10. Two out of 10. Yep. That means two out of 10 alcoholic drinks. Sure. And what were you drinking? Um, whatever will make your notes better. That What's up? Whatever will make your notes better, I guess. Well, I'm just asking you. Just whatever will make your notes better and get an arrest, buddy. I I'm just trying to I'm not trying to put words into your mouth. I know. I know you're good, but what what will ever get an arrest in your mouth, buddy? Just give it to me. All right. Okay. How fast were you? When the cool guy routine wasn't working, Cody tried putting on his tough guy pants. If I shake. Yeah. I'm sorry, dude. I'm freezing. It's cold out here, dude. I'm sorry, dude. Don't use that against me, please. Use what against you. Me shaking out here. Okay. I know what kind of cop you are. Don't even What kind of cop am I? I know what kind of cops all you guys are, so don't even. So, would you be willing to do the field test? I'm not going to lie to you. No, I don't. I don't want to. You grab my PBT out of 24. Search. Search me. Have you ever done one of these before, Cody? Yeah. Been there a couple times. Just search. All you got to do is take a deep breath. Just search, dude. Don't even This is a just blow through the tube here. See where you're at? No. No. We're good. All right. Place your hands on your back. At the station, a blood test confirmed that Cody's BA was. 21, over twice the legal limit for adults. According to police, Cody crashed after striking a large landscaping boulder. He was going so fast that the boulder dislodged and landed 150 ft away. It was a miracle that neither Cody nor his girlfriend was seriously harmed. In the end, Cody was arrested and charged with several felony crimes, including drunk driving, underage drinking, and recklessly endangering safety. As his girlfriend pointed out earlier, this was his second time getting arrested for DUI, so that only made things worse. Some people just never learned their lesson. Hopefully, the girlfriend learned hers and dumped Cody that very night. So, you buy this vehicle. Look out. Look out. It was Friday, May 19th of 2023. New Mexico State Police officers were conducting a DWI checkpoint when they stopped a car full of suspicious individuals. They'd already arrested one person for drug possession. Now, our officers wanted to see what else they might find in the car. So, one of your passengers did have methamphetamines on here. Is there anyone in the vehicle right now that has any drugs on them or if it saw where she placed the drugs? We were just trying to go to our trying to go to help. Okay, I understand. I just got to make sure that you guys don't OD or anything like that or get in trouble for it. Um, so you guys go ahead have you step out. Okay. Once it was clear that the women were innocent of any drugrelated crimes, police had them step out and wait for a tow truck to remove the car. Then just when the ladies thought it couldn't get any worse, this happened. Broken driver handle damages to the driver's side panel. So you go 64 643 send us 55 45 vehicle ran into us. One officer is hit. We got two females on the floor. Send us 55. [Music] Oh [ __ ] Oh my god. [Music] Hey, sit down. Take a seat. We have a fatality vehicle. All right, man. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Don't move. Okay. Breathing over here. Can you hear me? Can you hear me? Bam. Can you hear [Music] me? 643 Sam. I have two females that are unconscious, one male. 650 was uh crushed by both vehicles. He's being checked down by the other officers. [Music] 643 Sencom. I have a male driver that uh came through the checkpoint. Police checked on the driver who was later identified as 36-year-old Joshua Flo. His slurred interaction with the cops is enough to make your blood boil. What's going on, man? What happened? What happened, man? What happened, man? Um [Music] What happened, man? I don't know. You don't know what happened? Okay. You consumed any alcohol or drugs today? What did you consume? Uh, alcohol. A little bit of alcohol. Yeah, but that was that time now. Uh, about [Music] That That was about like 20 [ __ ] hours ago. 20 hours ago. Okay. Any drugs today? I'd love to. No. What did you consume today? Any drugs? No. No. When was the last time you consumed drugs? [Music] about [Music] I don't know about what 40 I can't I can't ass about 40 what look I I I've been sober for Well over 20. Oh, we occupated the vehicle. Yes, sir. I don't know when they're going to go, man. Well over 205 for sobriety pass. Unknown. I see this. Okay. According to police, Joshua never asked about the people he hurt. He began joking around and acting like it wasn't a big deal. He had no idea how close he came to manslaughter or seconddegree homicide. Luckily, the two women and our police officers survived the accident. One of the women suffered a severely broken arm that required surgery. Meanwhile, officer Alejandro Solless Torres was rushed to the hospital where he made a full recovery. According to a New Mexico State Police spokesperson, he's back on the job as of 2025. As for Joshua, he was charged with DUI resulting in great bodily harm and aggravated battery with a deadly weapon among other serious charges. Get the door. No, ma'am. You're on the side of the vehicle. You're going through the roof right now. Okay. On March 19th of 2024, police in John's Creek, Georgia, raced to the scene of a fiery car accident. A Range Rover had veered off the road and flipped over on someone's lawn. Gasoline leaked out and set fire to the area, meaning police were racing against time to save the driver's life. I don't know how to get around. Hold on one second. The vehicle's on its side. We have one entrapment. [Applause] Yep. Keep using my fire extinguisher. Ma'am. Ma'am, I'm going to hit your sunroof. Okay. I need you to stay stay as far away as you can for it. Can you go in the back seat? Can you go in the back seat? Where? Where? Right in the corner. In the corner. Your car was exploding. We need to get you out of out of this vehicle. Okay. Okay. Can we get the door open? No, ma'am. You're on the side of the vehicle. You're going through the roof right now. Okay. Our officers safely removed the driver, who was later identified as Alka Barwatch. She seemed dazed and confused. Police were worried she may have hit her head during the crash. Then Ala began acting strangely and refused to move from her spot on the ground. Our officers quickly learned why. There we go. 38. We got one extracted. All right, let's get her away from the one in your vehicle. One second. Yeah. Yeah. Come on. Come on, dear. We need you to Come on. I'm I'm fine. Can I lay down? We need to get you away from the vehicle. One second. What is this? Alcoa was arrested and charged with DUI, reckless driving, and driving with an open container. Locals say she lived in another neighborhood but was parked on their street that day. She was allegedly drinking alone in her car near a school bus zone, meaning the crash could have been much worse had it occurred during drop off hours. She obviously knew she had done something wrong. Why else would she try to hide the wine bottle from the police? If you enjoyed this video and want to see more just like it, be sure to click the link on screen now. With that, thank you all for watching and we hope to see you in the next one. [Music]
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