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On August 17th, 2025, a lady swerved into oncoming traffic like her GPS was possessed, then hit the classic, "Oops, wrong way shuffle." Toss in some fake coughs, a sore throat sobb story, and apology stacked higher than her bad decisions. But then came the slip. Two drinks deep before playing Bumper Cars with reality. Watch the video to see how fast the night spiral. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Why are you driving down the wrong side of the road? >> She wasn't. >> She was. I watched it. >> She was trying to call somebody. >> Okay. >> To figure out where we're going. See, now he's answering. >> Okay. >> We're trying to figure where we're going. I was looking at my phone and I'm sorry. That's my fault. >> Right. You can't be driving down the road. >> I know. I'm sorry. That's my fault. >> I know. I'm so sorry. >> I'm the [ __ ] silver one and I'm sorry. >> I have a really bad You can look at my throat. Really bad sore throat. Actually, I have white spots in the back. >> Okay. So, you've had nothing to drink tonight? >> No. I literally went to urgent care 2 days ago. My throat is so bad. >> Do you have your license, registration for this? >> Yes. I'm literally just trying to figure out where we're going because she met some guy over here. So, we're trying to go to his house and we don't know where he is. He's not answering. >> My mom keeps switching the insurance. Hold on. It's not the right one. >> My mom I'm sorry. >> My mom just switched it to USAA. I don't know which one it is. >> What's your registration? >> This one. Uh 125. This one's mine. This is the new one. Okay. Sorry. >> And then this is the registration. You have the insurance as well, >> I believe. So, but she just switched it like yesterday. She just told me she was switch. >> She just switched yesterday. >> USA. Yeah. >> USA. Okay. >> Sorry about that. >> Do me a favor. Just step out of the car for me. Okay. >> Yes, of course. >> We're going to go over to the sidewalk over here. So, shoot me straight. Just How many drinks have you had tonight? >> Like maybe two. >> Maybe two. About how long ago? >> She's like literally stressing. I'm like just having anxiety. She's stressing me out. I know you guys know who she is. I'm [ __ ] what's it called? And I told her I was driving her home. She's stressing me the [ __ ] out. Like, and I told her she's trying to drive home and that's why I'm trying to drive her home and she's stressing me out. Like she's literally like, "No, we're going here. We're going here." I'm like, "I don't I don't know what you want from me. I'm not. She's trying to take me to her car. That's why I was on the other side. And she's like, "Take me to my car." And that's why I whipped around over there because she's like, "Take me to my car." And I'm like, "Dude, I'm not letting you drive." Like, "You weren't over there." He was. She wants to drive. Like, and I'm like, "Dude, no." Like, >> so on a scale of like >> one being stone cold sober and 10 being blackout drunk, where do you think you are right now? >> Maybe like three. Like, I'm not that drunk. Like, I promise you. Like, I'm not stupid. Like, my brother, my little brother's literally alcoholic. my mom, like my my dad's in prison. Like I'm not like trying to get arrested. Like that's the last thing I want. Like I know when I can't drive and like she was literally making me like drive all over the road because like she's telling me to drive to her car and I'm like, "Bro, I'm not driving you to your car when you're literally she was black." He literally saw her. She's literally blacked out and I'm like, "Bro, I she's begging me to drive her to our car." And I'm like, "Bro, you can't drive." Like >> So if you think you're good to drive, would you be good doing some fields ready exercise? Make sure you're good. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Hang tight for a second. >> This whole stop played out like a low-budget drama. Our lead actress drowning the air with non-stop sorry like it was going to undo driving into oncoming traffic. Cute. But if she had actually hit someone, that word wouldn't stitch bones back together. And if you think the cringe apology tour was over, oh no, she was just warming up. >> Just breathe. Okay. >> I have really bad ADHD, too. >> Just breathe. Okay. >> I can't get you. Dad's in prison. My mom will kill me. I'm not drunk. I swear. >> Okay. >> That's why I'm telling you these exercises just to make sure he's good to go. Okay. >> Do you suffer from any injuries? Back injury, leg injury, anything that might prevent you from doing >> a little bit. I'm a cheerleader, so I have like really bad knees. >> You have bad knees? What What kind of ailments? Like >> like I like balance my knees and my ankles. Like I can't like >> walk completely straight because my knees and my ankles are really bad. You can't walk completely >> because I like constantly land on my knees and like they got [ __ ] up from cheerleading. >> Okay. Um, what's your highest level of education? >> Uh, I'm in college for uh elementary and cushion. >> Okay. So, you're in college right now. So, you know how to read, right? >> Basic math. You can count up to 100. Okay. All right. Perfect. >> Um, any eyeglasses, contacts, anything like that? >> Contacts. Yes. >> You wearing contacts right now? >> I'm wearing them all day. So, they're a little Do >> you suffer from necessities? Yeah, I do. You have that? Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Is it like resting >> a little bit? Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. All right. Perfect. >> They're a little bit dried out. I'm scared. I need >> No worries. We'll blink blink as many times as you need to. I mean, that's that's blinking. Blinking over blinking is not an indicator of intoxication. Okay. So, here's what I'm going to have you do. Stand with your feet and your toes together just like so. Keep your arms down by your side. Perfect. Just like that. Relax. I'm going to have you do >> I've done this at the hard rock before. >> You've done it at the hard rock before? >> Yeah. cuz I was really drunk and I asked the cop if he could tell me if I was cuz I didn't know how it worked and they said your eyes jiggle. It's not actually how how your eyes follow. >> Oh, okay. >> It's not how your eyes jiggle. >> Do me a favor. Just keep your arms down by your side. >> Perfect. I can't get I can't get deep. >> If you need to like grab your pant. >> No, I don't. I'm >> No, I'm saying cuz sometimes like if I want to fidget like if I grab my pants. >> I am. I'm scared. >> Just relax. Okay. You're going to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Just keep your hands on by yourself. >> I'm stressed out. >> Just breathe. If she gets me a [ __ ] DUI, >> just breathe. Can you follow my finger with your eyes and your eyes only? And somebody's perfect. Just relax. Eyes and eyes only. Don't move your head. Okay. Heat up here. And here's the plot twist nobody asked for. Suddenly, it's my mom's going to kill me and my dad's in jail. Like, sis, trauma dump all you want, but how does that excuse swerving into death lane? If mom scares you that bad, maybe let that fear guide you to a bus pass, not a DUI. Pain's real, but reckless driving ain't therapy. We're going to go up and down now. Okay, just keep your head still. Follow your eyes and your eyes on the All right. Bro, who the [ __ ] is she calling on Snapchat? >> Our next exercise is called the walk and turn. Okay, here's the thing is these are all kind of angled. So, I prefer if we can find a nice straight line for you. What you find? You see one that you would like to use? That one right over here. You okay with that? >> The road or no? >> I wouldn't just cuz you know people can drive a little crazy over here. >> You want you want to use this one right here between the brick and the far away. >> It looks like they're >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Let's go across the street cuz it's not brick paper over there. It'll be easier to tell what is a straight line. You know what I mean? >> No. No. I'm saying compared to the bricks cuz those are confusing. Okay, >> so this next exercise is called the walk and turn. Okay, do me a favor. You're just going to stand on this line right here. >> 92 for K97. >> It's not It's not It's not pass or fail. >> It's not pass or fail. We don't say, "Oh, you failed exercises. You passed." It's not pass or fail. >> Can I just tell you one thing? Sure. >> I was going to Uber. >> Okay. >> On my way. I was literally going to Uber cuz I'm dogs and my sister. >> Okay. >> But I wanted her to not drive her car cuz I knew if I left her, she would go drive her car and I didn't want her crash or [ __ ] hit somebody's family. >> I understand that. >> Now she's [ __ ] right now, bro. Oh god. I'm like I can't like I'm having >> Would you like to do this next exercise? >> [ __ ] focus, bro. >> I'm literally not even drunk. Like I'm like stressing the [ __ ] out. like I'm going to fail this [ __ ] DUI because she's stressed the [ __ ] out. That's why I haven't hung out with her since high school. >> Would you like to continue the next exercise? >> I have to, don't I? >> No, they're voluntary. You don't have to. >> I'll go to jail if I don't. >> I'm using everything that I've seen thus far to make an arrest decision. >> Exactly. So, like I can't go to [ __ ] jail. My dad's [ __ ] prison. I can't go to [ __ ] jail. >> Here's what we're going to do. We're going to stand. You want to stand over there? That works, too. You're going to stand on that line. >> Stand. >> We can stand right there. You choose. I don't know how this works. >> No, that's what I'm saying. It's your choice. Would you like to use that line? >> Officers kept it clean and by the book while she turned the sobriety test into some weird talent show audition, smiling, giggling, acting like this was recess instead of reality. But when the cop's finger became her mortal enemy, and that wobbly balance, yeah, it screamed the truth louder than her rehearsed excuses ever managed. But trust me, the finale is still loading. >> Because if so, that's what we'll use. >> Yeah. >> Okay. On that line, place your left. Better than no line. >> Sure. Sure. Sure. Sure. You place your left foot down on that line directly over that line for me. Talking about this one. Yep. There you go. And then place your right foot directly in front of your left foot. Heel to toe just like I'm doing. Okay. Oh, you you don't have to begin yet. >> Oh, >> yep. Go back to that starting position for me. Left foot on that line. Right foot directly in front of your left foot. Heel to toe. Just like that. Oh, no. Don't begin yet. >> Oh, it's all right. >> Yep. It's okay. >> And then it's time to go. Oh, this is the position. It's called the uh starting position. Okay. So, you're going to get in this position and then I'm going to instruct you on what you have to do and then we'll be >> call this. >> It's up to you if you'd like to continue. >> It's up to you. >> I'll get arrested if I don't do it. >> It's completely up to you. Would you like to continue? >> I'm literally going to kill this [ __ ] [ __ ] Emily, >> would you like to have [ __ ] drove? >> Emily, would you like to continue? >> Right. >> I I can't give you advice. I can tell you they're voluntary. They're not pass or fail. And if you'd like to participate, that's completely up to you. >> Would you like to continue? >> Okay. We're going to start by placing your left foot on the line. >> Stretch this one. >> Yep. >> There you go. And you're going to place your right foot directly in front of your left foot, heel to toe, just like I'm doing, just like that. You're going to stay there with your arms down by your side. There you go. You're going to stay there until I tell you to begin. Okay. >> All right. Perfect. When I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel to toe steps down the line, counting out loud with each step, like so. One, two, three. I took three. You'll take nine. Okay. Once you get to your ninth and final step, you're going to keep your lead foot planted and take a series of small steps, turning around and doing nine more heel to toe steps down the line. >> One. If I do a spin, I'm used to spinning. >> Three again. I did three. You'll do nine. >> Okay. Do you have any questions? >> You can't remind me. I'm used to being a cheerleader. I'm used to spinning. >> Well, so once you get to your last and final step, you take a series of small steps while keeping your lead foot planted. So, keep that leaf foot planted. My right foot can't be my left foot lead foot >> taking it's whatever lead foot is the last one on the ninth step. Okay. >> Okay. Do you have any questions? Remember heel to toe nine steps. Lead foot planted. Series of small steps. Turn around. Nine steps back. Hands down by your side. Counting out loud with each step. Do you have any questions? I'm happy to answer anything before you begin. I'm >> really stressed out. >> Okay. Well, just take a breather. [ __ ] >> stressed out because you can you can begin at any time. Okay. I'm really [ __ ] stressed out. But literally, my cousin got [ __ ] arrested for a DUI and she wasn't even drunk because of her ADHD. >> The officer broke it down like basic math. Step by step, but nothing was clicking. She kept trying to wing it, thinking finishing the test meant instant freedom. Cute fantasy. But the law doesn't hand out shortcuts. You do the grind or you stay. Her half-heartedness showed the truth louder than any excuse. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 and I go little steps. You said >> series of small steps. >> Can I do that? Is it okay? Just keep going as I start to perfect. Last exercise is called the one leg stand. Okay. Go ahead and stand with your feet together just like this. Hands stand by your side. When I tell you to begin, you're going to choose any any leg that you want. Your left or your right. It's not my choice. It's going to be your choice. Okay? Once you decide which one and I tell you to begin, you're going to lift that leg approximately 6 in off the ground. It's about the height of a Coke can. Okay? Keep your toe pointed so that way your foot is parallel to the ground. You're going to stare at the tip of your toe with your hands down by your side. You're going to count out loud. 1,00 1,002 1,00 3, so on and so forth until I tell you to stop. Okay? Any questions? Again, feet together. >> 6,000 >> until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> So, again, feet together, heels together, arms down by your side, lift any foot off about 6 in, staring at the tip of your toe. 1,00 1,002 1,00 3 1,004 10, 105 until I tell you to stop. Any questions? Okay. >> I see the camera on you recording. Yep. >> Am I going to be on TikTok? >> You may begin. 1,00 1,002 1,003 1,004 100,000 6,000789, 10, 2011 2012, 2013 14,374 I have really bad [ __ ] knees. I'm sorry. That really like hurts me. >> I got you. So, here's the deal. When was the last time you had your your drink? >> Probably like an hour and a half ago. 2 hours ago. I literally haven't had a drink since I was at um what's it called? Molly's. And they closed 2 hours ago. My wife just said >> I literally haven't bought a drink since Molly. >> So, here's the deal. Just place your hands behind your back. Play someday less for DUI. based off of the multiple indicators that I have of impairment. All right. To her, this stop wasn't about proving sobriety. It was her big break. She treated the field test like America's Next Top Model. Wobbling, strutting, serving chaos like it was couture. Problem is, this wasn't a runway. It was a rap sheet waiting to be written. And reality, yeah, it clapped back hard. When we get down to the jail, would you be willing to give a sample of your breath to determine alcohol content? >> Am I going to lose my license? >> I just have to have you answer that question. Yes or no? >> Yes. Am I going to lose my license? >> Okay. We're going to step over to my car. I'll answer your question. Just give me a second. Okay. >> Um, what would you like us to do with your car? We can either tow it or we can just leave it parked over here. >> Absolutely. Uh, yeah. What's inside the car that you need? phone, wallet, purse, anything like that. >> My mom is going to kill me. >> Stand over here. Stand over here. >> Please. Wait. Please. No. Please. Can you just drive me home, please? I have to watch my dog. My sister's dog. >> Unfortunately, >> I'm literally begging you. Like, I lost. >> So, so all in the car is a phone and a purse or a wallet? >> Purse. >> Purse. Okay. What color is the purse? >> [ __ ] fell in fault, bro. I'm so mad right now. Please don't do this. My mom is literally going to [ __ ] kill me. I'm not even kidding. You can drive me home. Leave my car here. I'll pay whatever the [ __ ] you want. I'm not even kidding. I'm not even drunk. Please. I'm begging you. Please. >> Did we 10 yard? >> Please. >> 37. Dispatch, >> what does that mean? What does that mean? Please. >> I have to notify that you're under arrest because now your 8hour clock starts for you to be able to get out of jail. If I were to do that an hour, >> my mom is going to kill me. Can you please not? Can you please not >> This was literally because of Ella. I literally was going to Uber home. >> You want me to give you from your car, your phone, and what else? >> Can you please tell me if I'm going to be able to like >> What? What's your question? >> What's your question, >> Mom? Is it How much is it going to cost me >> tonight or overall? >> Overall. Overall, DUI's cost about $10,000 between employer fees, courses, all of that stuff. >> That's why we tell people an Uber is 25 bucks. >> I know. I know. That's why I wanted to Uber, but I wanted to just drive her to her car. That's literally all I was trying to do. I was trying to drive her to her car on Main Street and then I was going to Uber from her car. Please, I'm begging you. My mom will actually kill me. I'm You can watch me. I'll Uber from right here. Please. Please. I can't. I can't. Please. You go with her. Just going to go grab the car and then get her out. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> All right. So, your friend's going to jail. Okay. >> So, Uber own pretty much. >> Yes. Which is what it sounds like she was trying to get you guys to do anyway, but you wanted her to drop you off at your car. So, Okay. Um, is there anything that you need to grab out of the car before I secure it? >> My phone. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> Is that your container of alcohol right there? >> The water bottle. >> Whether she stayed cool or melted into puddles, the outcome was locked. Fake tears poured like she was auditioning for a soap opera. But the law doesn't care about mascara stains. It cares about evidence. Crying doesn't rewrite paperwork. And no amount of waterworks erases a DUI. ink on that record. Permanent. >> Is that a water bottle? >> I don't know what that is. >> Oh, no. You can hand it to me. >> No, that would be tequila. >> Not my favorite. >> You need anything else out of that? Okay, perfect. >> Pretty much good. Yeah. >> Don't Don't approach them. You'll go to jail. I really >> Emily, is this your vape? Do you want it to come with you? >> Yes. >> Oh, just stay over there. >> I can I can I can bring it to you. I can bring it to you. >> See whose vape it is. >> That one? >> Yes. >> Hold on. You can't have it right now. I'm saying do you want it to come with you? >> I want you I want to not go nowhere. >> You're going to jail. Okay. That's I'm asking though. I'm doing you a courtesy. Do you want this on your property at the jail? So when you get out my phone, please. >> Okay, perfect. Wait, [Music] I have a blow. >> Yes. >> Can I just blow really quick? >> Huh? >> Can I blow really quick to see if I can drive home? >> You can't drive home. I If you're in a car, I will arrest you for DUI. I promise you that. >> Oh, never mind. >> Do you know who was in route for the search? >> I think uh eight. Okay, >> it's fine. Same. >> It's not [ __ ] fine. I just have seven half your relationship and my ex is going to [ __ ] laugh in my [ __ ] face. He already said I was going nowhere. Now he's going to see this [ __ ] and I'm going to [ __ ] >> And then you lost everybody. It's a lesson learned. It's a lesson learned, bro. It's a lesson learned. >> Not a good idea, but it's a lesson learned. You lost her back, bro. >> It's okay, Emily. It's fine. >> It's not okay, Bella. I can't drive now. >> I can't drive for a year, bro. That's not true. >> So, uh, you agreed to give a sample of your breath. >> No, do not agree to anything until you get to the [ __ ] jail. Do not agree to anything. And Emily did the same thing. Do not agree to give your breath at all until you get to the >> So that comes with an automatic one-year suspension. >> It doesn't matter. Do not agree to anything. >> I'll read all of that to you if you >> I promise you agree to anything here. Do not agree until you get to the jail. >> The wildest part sis didn't even flinch at the word jail. Charges, future record, none of that hit. The only thing rattling her was the thought of not driving for a year. Like girl, freedom isn't a Hot Wheels car you keep crashing for fun. That carefree act wasn't fearless. It was clueless. >> Here, I got you, babe. Do not agree to anything until you go to jail. Okay. Don't agree to anything until you get to jail. >> I shouldn't be going to [ __ ] jail. >> So, you found your phone. >> It wasn't in Joe's. >> This is really [ __ ] hurting me. Can you listen? Why are you telling me? >> Which one? >> Which one's hurting? Left. >> Yeah, I can pop that one more. I got you. Relax. [ __ ] another person. [ __ ] everyone else. It's okay. You made a mistake, bro. It's okay, >> bro. It's okay. >> Sure. Yeah. >> You're going to back away from this. Okay. Thank you. >> Stand over there for me. She's going to search. You need to back up. >> I'm good. I'm good. I don't have enough sticky. Okay. No pressure. >> I'm going to tell you one more time to back up or I'm going to put you in handcuffs and take you to jail as well. Do you understand? >> Understood. I need to turn. I'm going to do breathalyzer. I'm not >> The choice to do the breathalyzer is completely up to you. Okay. And I'll explain all of that to you. Okay. >> Am I able to call my mom? >> You will be able to once you get processed. Okay. And I would have gone before that. I don't know how this stuff works. I don't know. I'm not I don't I'm not I don't have a vape in there anymore. I have a bad >> That's not mine. >> No, no, no. That's ours. [ __ ] kill. >> Wait, am I going to be with people? >> Yes, I take DUI very seriously after seeing a bunch of people get run over from it. Yeah, I tend to take it seriously. >> Oh, you might have to transport cuz I still have my >> I also have my old vac. >> Why is he so crazy though? This one does need a transport. >> Would you mind terribly? I forgot that my uh >> from his death earlier tonight. >> What do you mean? Like am I going to be with other people >> while you're getting booked? There may be some other people, >> but we can put you in isolated cell if that's what you'd like. >> We're going to read you information right now. >> We're going to read you information and you need to make your own informed decision. Okay. So, >> but I will answer those questions for you. We just have to go back to our car. Okay. >> Thank you. I appreciate that. [ __ ] hit. She's literally the reason I ride her out and my sister's dog on the >> Yeah, sorry. >> Wait, so can you please tell me how much is this going to cost? >> So, like I said, the approximate cost of a DUI all in is about $10,000. You'll be able to bond out tonight for probably about 100 or 200 depending on what the jail sets your bond rate at. Am I going to be able to drive after? >> So your license, you will be able to apply for a business purpose only permit by giving the sample of the breath. Okay. >> So I can't be a teacher anymore. >> That's not true. I know principles with the US. >> I'm literally running my life exactly how I >> Okay, just have a seat in the top. >> Go ahead and sit in there. We'll get you all buckled up. Okay. The sooner we get there, the sooner you can get processed out. Okay, I know it's not ideal for >> once we can get there. Sucks. Like my ass is literally right. I'm ruining my life. >> Said I'm going nowhere in life and he got it. [Music] >> Imagine being cuffed up mid investigation and still worrying about a vape. Priorities in the gutter. She acted like cops were her buddies holding Lost and Found, not the people booking her next chapter. News flash, the law doesn't hand out trophies, it hands out consequences. >> All right. >> Thanks, Mom. >> All right. Anything for me? >> Uh, no. No, I'm good. I appreciate it. Um, we're leaving it there. We're not going to tow it. There's no need to get her another couple hundred in fines. Um, or trophies. That's fine. She's going to deal with this as she deals with it. Uh, >> I know where your car is parked. Don't drive it. Please grab a lift or an Uber or something. Bella. Bella, >> I don't care what you say. >> Perfect. You get in that car. I'm taking you, too. That's not what we're looking for. I need you to back up 25 ft. >> I'm stepping away, bro. I'm stepping away. We're stepping away. >> Okay. Sorry. >> We're doing what? I'm stepping away. >> We gave you multiple opportunities. Okay, give me a second. >> Are you going to fight? Because I will dump you on the ground right now. >> Give me any second, please. I promise. I promise you. I promise you. Please. I'm I promise you. Please. Please look at me. Please look at me. Please look at me. Please. >> You're going to jail, too. >> For doing what? I promise. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Bro, please. >> I promise. Please. Okay. I give me a second. Please. Give me a second. I have I have a question. Ask >> It's too late for questions. >> What did I do, though? What did I do? opportunity to back up. >> I asked you how many steps to take that because you're you're trying. Please >> I'm trying to copy. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> I know. I'm sorry. >> Uh All right. Well, we're not >> I know. >> Just if you give me a second, I can move those uh those other things out of there. >> Can I please talk to you? Can I talk to you, please? Can I talk to you for one second? >> Okay, go ahead. What do you need? >> I have a corporate job that I just got in Dallas, Texas that I'm leaving for in October. 2 37 dispatch. >> I'll have a second white female. 10:15 2 37 to 2 Paul 8. I'm going to transport her to the jail. We can search her there, please. >> What's that? >> Is there another female? >> No. A's going to search her at the jail. >> She's wearing skin tight clothing. I can see she doesn't have any weapons on her. So, >> can I talk to you for one second? >> Sure. What do you got to say? Place your phone. >> Fine. Yeah, of course. Can I just talk you through one thing this way? Get the the >> I would just graduated from the University of Florida and I'm like I really really really like I would do anything. What can I do for you to just like >> you could have backed away like we told you to multiple times. You wanted to try your luck. Guess what? This how it ends up not tell you when you got out the car the first time that you would go to jail for resisting if you did not listen to us. >> So here's the thing. I'm going to give you two options. You already sort of fought us, but I'm going to give you the benefit of the doubt. I can either one, cut this bag off of you, or two, take your hand out of the cuff so we can take the bag off and then put your hand back in the cuff. What do you want to do? Sounds good. >> All right, we're going over here. >> What am I doing for I don't understand it. I'm sorry. I'm I'm going to I'm going to lock in. Sorry. Ow. >> Have a seat. Slide in. >> Just give me a walk. >> And then what is what? What am I getting arrested for again? >> Slide in. >> What am I getting arrested for? >> Tell you. >> No. No. I I would like to know now. >> Yeah, he will tell you. >> No, I would I would actually like to know now. Bro, >> that's not how this works. >> I don't understand though. Like, you are so confusing, bro. You're so confusing. So when we give you a lawful order to back up and you refuse to do so, that's interfering with this investigation. Okay. >> So by failing to do so multiple times, that's why you're being >> Did you get off by this? Do you like get off by this? Like >> no, but apparently you're too drunk to understand anything. So >> just when you thought the circus had peaked, her buddy in the back decided to crank it up. Ignored warnings, kept running her mouth, and boom, second set of cuffs. Now we've got a twofor one deal. besties booked and bonded in matching bracelets. Call it friendship goals or the dumbest bogo ever. She was charged with DUI while her companion faced charges for resisting and interfering with the investigation. Both were taken into custody and transported to jail for processing. So, in the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family. so they don't miss out on the fun. And now here's a challenge for you. On your screen, you're seeing the four best playlists. Click on anyone and I promise you won't regret it. 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