You're good. You're good. She can't. She's not even anywhere near able to move. >> Are you calling for my like I'm literally like >> Well, now you're not. We gave you your chances. Now you're under. Last time I checked, I said, "Hey, man." You said, "Listen, this >> I mean, it should be a citation and drop, but unless they're backed up." So, >> yeah. >> We're going to walk you over here. We'll get you. >> On August 9th, 2024, a night of reckless boozing spiraled into a dangerous mess as two women drunk beyond reason stumbled into trouble. Vomit soaked chaos in a brush with death unfolded as officers scrambled to keep one from choking on her own mistakes. How did it get this bad? Watch the video to witness the sloppy truth. >> Step out of the car with you. >> Step out of the car. >> Why are you grabbing the car? You got 3 seconds or I'm going to pull you out and you hit your face. Which one do you want? >> Why you guys do that? >> Look, man. >> You're under arrest. >> I'm l I'm literally cooperating with you guys. Like, I'm >> behind your back. >> I'm literally calling my brother right now. >> You're good. You're good. She She can't She's not even anywhere near able to move. >> You calling on my like I'm literally like >> Well, now you're not. We give you plenty of your chances. Now you're under. The last time I checked, you said, "Hey, man. Are you going to go home?" You said this. So, this driveway industry. Shut up. [Music] >> I get it. >> It's been away. >> I'm in the car. I'm trying to get in the car. >> I'm trying to work with you guys. >> Ma'am, get in the car. >> They had no money and they said, "I don't have money and everything." So, we came back. >> No, we we got here. I said, "Ma'am, who's paying for the tax?" Shut up. So, we're done. >> I do not have a tax. >> Don't turn. Just stay like that. >> Yeah. No, you're here to cover. >> You saw it. >> It's good. >> You got some. >> Yeah. >> I mean, it should be a citation and drop, but unless they're backed up. So, >> yeah, >> we're going to walk you over here. Look at you, baby. >> Stop that way for me. Turn around. >> Don't look at me. There we go. Now, go this way. Walk. Take a step. Okay. She's in the car right now. >> Christ, that was my toe. Okay. Come on. >> You're fine. Don't Don't spit. Don't do Do not spit. Please. >> All right, man. >> Whatever you were just about to do, please don't do >> cuz that would be a bad day for you. Okay. >> Don't spit. >> All right. Sit. Face. Face here. Turn around. >> Put your foot in first. Go ahead. Get in. Oh, don't start cuz I'll pull you in. Please go in. >> I know. I know. >> Let me in. I can put my own put my foot in. >> Okay. Go in. >> Get in the car. >> Ma'am, right now it's only side pacing. If you don't get in the car, you're going to get you're going to get a misdemeanor. All right. >> You're going to get obstruction. Sit in the car. >> No, I I know. I know. I just car. >> Put your foot in. I'm holding you so you don't fall. Get in the car. >> Sit in the car. >> Hey, get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. Put your foot up. >> Foot up. Put your foot up. Put your foot up. >> Try to put a big car. It is hard. >> Put your foot up. >> It's not It's hard cuz you're drunk. That's why. >> It's not hard. >> There you go. Look at you. You got it. I would just monitor cuz they're drunk. >> She's fine. I mean, you can see it's still she's still breathing, rising and stuff, but just keep an eye on her. But she's knocked out now. That's all it's going to be. >> Yeah, she's if at any point just pull over and let us open up. Thanks, bro. >> Yep. No problem. >> Show me 1095 to females to the Gwynette County Jail. >> Oh, Papa 2432 to radio. I'm going to be pausing my transport. Uh 1095 is vomiting all over herself. >> Officers rolled up to find these two women. so hammered they were practically swimming in tequila and regret. One was barely conscious while the other was slurring excuses like a bad karaoke singer. The cop's patience was saint level, but you could tell he was over their drunken antics. Loading them in the backseat of a patrol car was like hurting cats with hangovers. >> Keep your head like this radio. Show me out with that last unit. Go ahead. Start signal for launch alert. >> Keep your head up. Keep your head up. >> 1872. >> This is 1872. >> Keep your head up. Okay. Keep your head up for me. Okay. Keep your head. No, no, no. Keep it just how I'm holding it. Keep it just like this. Okay. >> I want to make sure that you don't choke on your vomit. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, keep it just how I'm holding it. >> Some bad decisions were made today, huh? drank a little too much. You'll be all right. Keep your No, keep your head the way I'm holding it. Okay. >> Stop it. Stop it. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. You too. >> Hey. Hey. Stay awake. Stay awake. >> Come on. >> Stay awake. >> I am very nervous. >> You're also very drunk. >> No, >> you threw up just straight alcohol. >> Listen, >> I I am okay. >> I understand that. That's what we were trying to help y'all with. Okay. >> I I am okay. >> You understand that? >> I am okay. >> Okay. Well, we're going to have an ambulance come check you out. >> I just want to go home. >> I know. Let put it this way. Hey, y'all work with me. I'm going work with you. I'm going try to make this. Why would you guys >> I know. I understand. >> She's cooperating. She's trying to tell me. She's trying to say she just wants to get out of here. She's covered in what I'm assuming is tequila and tacos. >> Drunk. Uh had quite a bit to eat and drink. She began to throw up and soap on herself. So >> it was like a fountain of vomit. Do with that information. >> So you go up there and obviously one's fine. If the other one gets deferred, just drop one off and then just drop the other one off. Put a citation in the pocket. I mean, that's kind of what we have to do. So no need to transport, right? Okay. Yeah, that's fine. So that way it's easier for you. Thanks, gentlemen, for coming out. I appreciate it, Sean. >> All right. I'm going to let some air go in back there. Okay. help with the smell of the vomit. Is she asleep back there or is she Huh? She's asleep. If you could try to keep her semicoherent. I know your hands are cuffed. If you could just try to however you can. I'm just trying to make sure she's okay. Like ultimately this is minor, but that could be a major issue. As long as she's breathing, that's okay. Deal with whatever else. But as long as she's breathing, it's good. We're almost at the jail. Okay. >> All right. Go ahead. Step out. Okay, Veronica. [Music] >> So, I got two. This one is able to come in. The other one is like passed out drunk in the back seat. So, we're going to get her in the transport chair and bring her in. is here. This is the first one. >> The scene was a straightup disaster in the patrol car. The smell said it all. Alcohol, vomit, and regret. One girl passed out so deeply she looked gone. She started choking on her own vomit, slipping between consciousness and chaos. Officers turned into full babysitter mode, trying to keep the messier one from choking. >> Hey. Hey. >> Hey. Wake up. [Music] >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, I've still got one in there. >> We'll get her to take care of and you can give you can just show them the ID for her name. >> Okay. Hey, wake up. Wake up. Sit up. Sit up. Oh, good lord. Uh, to be honest with you, I'm going to release her on citations. So, >> okay. >> Cuz I don't know if she's going to be able to walk in here. And he made a pretty clear statement. If they're not walking in here, they're not saying, >> which I'm going to keep my comments to myself. >> Yeah. So, I don't know. >> Thank you though, ma'am. I I I do appreciate you. Stay awake. >> Stay awake. Are you son of a [Music] Hey, stay awake. Stay awake. You are currently puking and you're probably going to be choking on your puke. [Music] Stay awake. Stay awake. Stay awake. Stay awake. >> No, you're not. You're puking. >> You are puking all over yourself. You are falling asleep. You are going to choke on your vomit and die. So, you need to stay awake. Do you understand me? >> Or do you understand what I'm telling you? >> No, I I do. I do. >> Okay. So, stop falling asleep. Stop going to sleep. I understand you're drunk, but you need to stop going to sleep. Okay. All right. Keep your head tilted forward. >> You guys need anything else for me? Cuz I got to get this other one to the hospital. >> Thank you. >> Keep your eyes open. Stay awake. I'm going to keep yelling so you stay awake so that you don't vomit and die. No. Stay awake. >> So, I'm going to keep talking very loudly so that you stay awake. All right. Yes, sir. >> Stay awake. >> Yes, sir. >> How much did you have to drink tonight? >> You did not just have one. How much did you have to drink tonight? One and a half. That's not true. How much did you have to drink tonight? If you say two, I'm going to laugh. Stay awake. If I can't sleep, you can't sleep. And I'm We're both staying awake on this trip. >> Come on. Hey. No. No sleeping. I already told you no sleeping. Yeah. >> One woman was taken to the police station while the other, vomiting and dangerously drunk, was rushed to the hospital. In the patrol car, the officer became a real life lifesaver, preventing her from a deadly nap. He made her recite the ABCs. Pure genius act, keeping her alert and stopping her from choking on her own vomit. >> We're going to get to the hospital. You're going to get a ticket and that's that. >> Stay awake. Stay awake. >> Stay awake. Stay awake. Stay awake. Hey, do me a favor. >> Yeah. >> Sing your ABCs for me. Sing your ABCs. You know A B C D. You know that one. Sing that. >> Yes, sir. A B C D E A G H. >> Okay. >> H J. >> There we go. >> H J K. >> There we go. H I J K L. >> Okay. >> A L M N O P. >> There you go. >> N O P. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I think it's a Q. You have a Q. >> No. Yes, sir. And now P Q. >> There you go. >> A Q R X >> S. Okay. >> Q R X >> S. Yeah. >> T U K N X U T I L. >> No, >> I think you're making up your own uh >> No, no, no, no, no, no. >> I think you are. That's okay. But that's just not right. >> Ambulance that didn't see me. That's cute as hell. For real. >> She puked in my car. We're all having a bad day, so we get that. >> What? What's this? >> That's puke. That's pe. >> If it's any consolation, it's majority tequila. though. >> Coming through grab her nose right >> this is available. >> You're getting a ticket tonight. Okay, that's that's it. Getting a ticket for disorderly conduct. You are intoxicated in public and you refuse to leave. You're only getting disorderly conduct and you're only getting a ticket. And guess what? You get to go home tonight. >> Okay. >> You I I remember when you had said something to like Okay, you would not. >> They might have been here all night. Been here since 2:00 this afternoon. >> No, I know. >> This probably isn't even the worst drunk you've seen, man. >> That's not It's even bad. It's just a lot worse than this. >> At the hospital, the barely conscious woman finally got help thanks to the officer who didn't sign up for this gross chaos, but handled it like a pro. These two weren't just a danger to themselves. They were a public health hazard. Instead of shame, they acted like this was just another wild night. Next time, maybe stick to water and avoid this hot mess express. Both women were charged with public intoxication and disorderly conduct. 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