hurting me. Awesome. I love it. This is so amazing. Get out my hair. What the is wrong with you people? Back off. Oh, you want to punch me? Get the in the cell. You crazy like that. You want to punch me hair? What's going on? My name is Mercedes. Mercedes. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. I'm from the future. Oh, crystal ball. You can live off. Yeah. Oh. When self-importance overrides reason and authority is challenged, reality strikes in the form of handcuffs, and the consequences speak louder than words. Champagne, police. [Music] Hello. Are you Janice? I'm officer of Champagne Police. Um, so reason why I'm here. Do you know someone named Why? Well, he he said that um a couple Saturdays ago, so it' be on the 14th, September 14th, that you went in the store and threw a cup of water on him. You remember that? Why are you guys here about that? I'm just here to talk to you about it. Okay. Cuz this is a normal matter that police typically handles. Mhm. This is people like this. Mhm. So So you did pour the water or throw the water at me that day. It's 2024 in Champagne, Illinois. A man reports being splashed with a drink at a local business. Police identify the suspect as 39-year-old Chongya Weldon and head to her home where a chaotic arrest quickly follows. Officers first met with the victim to better understand the events leading up to the incident. She did this criminal property damage and he was like, "You got a court date." He came by and told me right after he done with her. So, I'm assuming he didn't. He just said she's got a charge on her and a court date somewhere. assuming he did that. But um I was basically right at that right at that entryway there and I saw her approaching me and I just walked by her cuz I was like I want to get her out of the store. She's mad at me. She's going to yell at me whenever. She'll follow me. Took about two to three steps, got right to about where she is and she just chucked this drink at me. I'm fine. Like I'm not my neck hurts. But she I had them I can obviously see your spilled on you. Yeah. Yeah. And I had these two took a picture of me cuz And then I just got done mopping and there's like little red dots on the plants that I'm cleaning off. She actually uh did some of my turn. All that's clean, but I'm just telling you all this cuz I'm kind of pissed and it's minor as it is. If that's assault or whatever, I I want to do whatever. I mean, it's battery through. In Illinois, battery is classified as a class A misdemeanor defined as causing bodily harm or making physical contact of an insulting or provoking nature. It is punishable by up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $2,500. All right. Well, go ahead and step out here. Okay. We're going to be placed under arrest. Okay. Stop. Stop. Stop. What is this? Put your hand behind your back. This is so not right. You're under arrest for battery. Okay. Oh my god. I'm not resisting on top of that. So, you need to cooperate with this. Okay. No. No. I'm not doing this. I'm not No, I am not doing this. This is ridiculous. Do you want to charge for resistance? I don't care. This is ridiculous. He assaulted me. Nobody did anything. Nobody wants to Oh my god, you guys are Stop. Get off me. Off me. Not like you guys haven't already done enough damage. Keep at it until awesome. I love it. This is so amazing. Grab this hand if you get that. Get out my hair. What the is wrong with you people? Oh my god. No, this is not No. Yeah, just give that. Hope you break my ankle. I swear to God, this is so unlawful. Are you kidding me? We're throwing a cup of water on somebody. This is insane. The water you all. Oh my. No, no, no, no. This is what happened, you guys. Bunch of psychopaths. Oh my [Applause] god, you're hurting me. Let go. Stop resisting for throwing a cup of water. No. And knee me in the groin. Oh, because I'm being assaulted by you now. Everybody just gets to assault me. And I'm getting to go to jail. This is so amazing. Love my life. Love this community. You guys are so good at doing your jobs. You're welcome to move. I will. Oh, don't worry. So in Illinois, resisting or obstructing a peace officer is a class A misdemeanor, punishable by up to one year in jail and a fine of up to $2,500. If the act causes injury to the officer, it may be elevated to a felony. After a prolonged struggle, officers managed to escort her to the cruiser where a basic search was initiated. Okay, I'm just searching you. Okay, so just cooperate. Okay, I'm going to use the back of my hand to search your bra. Okay. Don't even have one on. Sprain ankle. Get off of me. You good? Yeah. Okay. I've got control of this. Okay. I'm going to break my wrist. Okay. Your wrist is fine. No, it's not. How can you feel what my wrist feels like? Can you feel what my wrist feels like? Do you have that capability? Cuz that would be amazing. According to the law in Illinois, unlawful search and seizure is prohibited under the Fourth Amendment. However, when an individual is under arrest, officers are permitted to perform a limited search for weapons or contraband for their safety and to prevent escape. didn't touch me. Stop touching me. No, I need Stop touching me. I don't want anybody toing touch me anymore. Guys, seriously, how many arrests have you guys made over water? How many? How many in the United States of America? I want to know. have been made from people pouring water on something else. No, I I need numbers. I don't have numbers. You have a phone, don't you? You have a computer, don't you? That's really relevant. Yeah, it really is because that's the pile that I'm in right now after somebody assaulted me. The only thing anymore. Okay, there's no we'll figure that out. You guys can get on with her. We can drive. You have a key that we can lock up your house with. Hold down the window and get her going. pull down the window and west and get her going. In the state of Illinois, disorderly conduct, including cursing or acting inappropriately toward an officer, is a class C misdemeanor, punishable by up to 30 days in jail and fines. Obstruction of justice can lead to a class 4 felony, carrying 1 to 3 years in prison. The officer transported the suspect to the county jail while she screamed and shouted curses the entire way. Hey, what's going on? College student. No. No. What's wrong? Why are you on a college student? Um, she did speak English. She speaks English. You don't want any more? So battery cooperate with us. We're just here to help you. We're not here to hurt you. I know you're upset. Get your feet out so we can we can we can um help you. More of an undiagnosed thing and more of a current life situation thing. What's your charge? Batist. Yeah. And then resisting a battery. Battery was the original. Um and then a bat and then resisting. Okay. So, let's not make it any worse and get more charges. I just need you to cooperate with it. All right. So, let's get your feet out. You're doing good. I don't want to hurt you. After more resistance to entering the station and causing mayhem in the cell, Chongya Weldon was charged with simple battery, aggravated battery, and resisting arrest. Annoying. [Music] They're not letting you in. Have a nice back. Don't touch them. There you go. I'll call the cops on you. You idiot. I am a cop. Yeah. You can let go. I got to use the power. You got to [Music] really have better stuff than you. Around 9:00 p.m., Belmar police responded to a call from Gias Bar and Grill to assist with unruly guests. As officers dealt with the situation, Jenna Gucho allegedly tried to bypass security. When asked to leave, she resisted and due to her disruptive behavior, police decided to take her into custody. Please don't go. I don't want you touching this. Honestly, right now, you're my responsibility. I think you're gross. I'm okay with that. I think you're gross. One has a female one. 41. Arrest a 22y old girl. Oh my god. I'm not getting in all time. We're only You have to get in. Who's here? Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. You're just going to get I don't care. I don't care. It's not working. I don't care. I'm not getting [Music] a girl. Stop. Watch. Get better. In Belmar, New Jersey, resisting arrest is a disorderly person's offense, punishable by up to 6 months in jail and a $1,000 fine. Aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer is a thirdderee felony, punishable by 3 to 5 years in prison, and a fine of up to $15,000. Do not take me to the police station. 138 38 138 38 You cannot right now. You're under arrest. [Music] Can I call my friends on these? Not right now. Please. No, sir. I'm just your transport. Well, we're about to be out. It's only It's only like a quarter mile away. Hey, Jen, just breathe in through your nose and out through your mouth. You can't. You're under arrest. Would you like me to open the window for you? Hey, Jen. Would you like the window open? Jen. Well, here. I'll open the window a little bit for you. Okay. Here. Give you some air. Get you out of headquarters here in a second. All right. Jen, in through your nose and out of your mouth. You can't right now. You can't right now. Just in through your nose and out through your mouth. Okay. Hey, Jen, you got to listen to me. In through your nose, out through your [Music] mouth. You're fine. You're fine. Just in. I need to get out of the car now. Okay. Get in. Let me out. Okay. All right. Well, this is all recorded, just so you know. I don't give a Okay. I'm going to get you out in literally 30 seconds. Shut the up, you dumb. Okay. Yeah. About you, Idiot. All right. I'm just trying to be pleasant with you. Okay. Yep. Uh maybe like less than a quarter mile. Disgusting. In New Jersey, disorderly conduct, including cursing at an officer or repeatedly demanding to be let out of a cruiser, is a disorderly person's offense, punishable by up to 6 months in jail and a $1,000 fine. All right, J. We're just going right over here. This is right up. Unfortunately, I have to I don't want you to touch it. Too bad. Stop. Please. No. Don't touch me. I don't want to touch it. Then walk on your own. I just have to get your purse off. Okay. Here. It's hot today, idiot. Can I go home? Nope. Have a seat. Just take a breath. Okay. I actually need to calm down and I'm home. No, you I want lawyers here. Lawyers now. You're not going home. Have a seat. Then have a seat and act right. No. So, come on. Stop. Stop. Just make sure there's nothing in her pockets. Thank you. Nothing there. Don't. You got to pop your shoes off, dear. What are you doing? Stop. You're going to hurt yourself. I don't care. One more time. It's so stupid. I want to go home. I'm not Can I get my shoes off, you idiot? All right. [Music] Come on, J. Hold on. I got to get this thing out of my pocket. Let's go to Let's go to the cell. I'm not moving. Everything good? Okay, we can help you, but I would much rather you walk on your own. All right, Jim, we're going to pick you up. All right, stand up nice and easy. Okay, right there. I don't want a bracelet to break. I want these off and I want to go home. Okay. Well, stomping on my foot and kicking your legs around is not going to change that. I wasn't doing anything wrong, you idiot. You were. I wasn't. That's the thing. Like, I literally wasn't. Ready? You know what? Stop. Take this off me now. You got her legs out. Stop. Please. You need to stop. Okay. You want to go home? Then stop and just listen. Let me go. Let me go home. Don't you guys have better stuff to do? You idiots. Go arrest somebody that's doing something bad. You idiots. Well, now you got our attention, so we got to No, you idiot. Don't you have anything better to do? You dumb. Stop. Stop. [Music] Stop. Stop. Stop. Okay. You're making it hurt. Stop. You got it. Okay. Let me get those off. [Music] Stay right there. I'm going to I'm going to actually You guys are a big loss coming on this. Oh my gosh. I'll keep you. ask you. What's your name? I'm patrolling and leave. Leave? What's your name? Controlling boycott. Okay. Okay. My lawyers will be following you soon. Okay. Just have a seat. According to the law in New Jersey, resisting arrest, including refusing to enter a holding cell, is considered obstruction of justice. It is a fourthderee felony punishable by up to 18 months in prison and a fine of up to $10,000. Just have a seat. We'll be right. Don't do it. Okay. Well, catch back up. Oh, you want to punch the in the cell crazy like that? Do you want to punch me hair? As per the rule book in New Jersey, forcefully trying to exit a cell while punching and kicking officers is classified as aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, a thirdderee felony. This can result in 3 to 5 years in prison and a fine up to $15,000. Resisting arrest may also lead to a disorderly person's offense. After pushing her back into the cell, officers gave Jenna some alone time to calm down, but her attitude remained unchanged. Little over an hour. Cool. And no water left. We don't have any other water right now. That's crazy. I'll look for a cup here in a second, but I have paperwork to do everything else. Okay. Yeah, that's fair. I'm in March and I need water now. Okay. Well, this isn't the Hilton. Don't care. Okay. I didn't ask. Would you like to keep acting like acting like this and stay till 6:00 in the morning or be released with when your father gets here? I didn't ask you to call my dad. I didn't. I never called your dad. I don't even know how they found out. But I spoke to mom on the phone. She said your dad's on the way. As long as you're fine, I'll release you to him. Okay. Yeah. Cup of water. If I can find a cup. Absolutely. Cool. Okay. Do you know how far away? What's that? Do you know I'm there for dinner? Um I talked to her maybe 10 minutes ago. So figure out what like maybe another 15 20 25 minutes. I didn't call them. Who? My parents. I didn't. How did you have any friends there with you? Maybe they asked and then they contacted. No, got it. But when did I leave? When your dad gets here. I can't come out for them. No. Why? Because that's the way it works. Can I ask you a question then? Sure. So, how long do you guys actually keep people? Like, how long will that guy be here since nobody's kicking him out? Honestly, bar break and then we'll kick him loose. How come I wasn't exclusive? Because the bar isn't done yet. So that's normally what we do. They threw me on the floor though. Okay. You were also acting bananas, trying to kick everyone, trying to punch everyone cuz they were being Okay. 105 lb. You can be 105 lbs and still cause someone harm. Yeah. Okay, cool. After another 20 minutes, Jenna's dad arrived at the station. After briefing him on the situation, the officers decided to release her. However, as soon as she was let go, her attitude quickly turned hostile once again. Here is all your property. Where's my phone? You didn't have your phone with you. Um, let's see. Charges. There's noise, interference with business, defiant trespass, assault, and resisting. The court date I'll circle on here for you. It's going to be June 12th at 9:00 a.m. with What's that? What do y'all get charged with as far as what? You guys actually cut me in there. Give me water. I got you water. Yeah. After how long? I'm asking. Do you have video? Sure. Cool. Can I have that, too? No, you can't. You'll have to you'll have to ask for it. Cool. I'm going to call. Okay. But your dad's out in the lobby. I got your charges right here. Um just June 12th, 9:00 a.m. And then I would just also contact the court. Make sure nothing changed with the court date or anything like that. Okay. Are you proud of yourself for making a big arrest? I didn't arrest you. Just make a right this way. Okay. Just right this way. We're just going towards the brown door. I don't know where I'm going. Right towards the brown door. On the court date the judgment was delivered and Jenna was officially charged with defiant trespass, disorderly conduct, assault on a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest. Miss Gilbert, have you had anything to drink tonight? I answered this. I'm having a PTSD. So, from what? From what? Yeah. I'm sorry to hear that. Why does this Why would this trigger that? Asking for help. This isn't This is not triggering it. I'm trying to get my boyfriend to have serious. Okay. So, you haven't had anything to drink? No cannabis, no narcotics? No. Okay. All right. If you were going to step out of the vehicle and make sure you're not under the influence, and we'll have you on your way. All right. To make sure you're not under the influence. It's just after 1:00 a.m. in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. A woman is pulled over for speeding and stopping improperly. She won't provide ID, but officers later identify her as 27-year-old Anna Gilbert, suspected of driving under the influence. Come on back over here for him, please. I'm not allowed to. You're not allowed to? What do you mean? Why aren't you allowed to? I'm not allowed to at this point. My dad's a lawyer. Your dad's a lawyer? And I'm not allowed to. Okay. Well, even as a lawyer, he would tell you if you're ordered out of a vehicle that you should com that you have to comply. Okay. He's told me otherwise. No, he wouldn't tell you that. That you don't have to come out if you're told to. I mean, he's a piece of So, that's what it sounds like he would say. Yeah, he's giving you bad information. So, if you would go and step out if you're not under the influence, you be on your way. Okay. All right. So, come on out. I'm not allowed to. So, we can do whatever. I think we're here. We can We can do whatever. But no, go ahead and step out to I'm not allowed to. Why are you not allowed to? Here, let me just leave this over here. Explain to me why you're not allowed to. He's not going to tell you. He would tell you if he was giving you sound legal advice. He'd tell you when you're ordered out of a vehicle to step out. Yeah, I'm sure. So, this this last time I'm going to ask you. I'm sure he's wrong, but I'm not out to you. So, I am. And I'm about to tell you something. I want you to listen. All right. You're coming out of the vehicle one way or another. Okay. Okay, you can either step out and cooperate and if you do the exercises and you're not determined to be under the influence, you'll be on your way. Or he's giving you a lawful order to step out of that vehicle. You could be charged with obstruction as of now. So if you do if we have to open that door and remove you from the vehicle, you're going to be charged with obstruction. I'll get out. Okay. All right. So come on out. But I'm sure I'll be charged with that. Come on out. I'm not allowed to. Come on out of the vehicle car. You will not be charged with I'm not allowed to. Last chance. I'm not allowed to. All right. Come on out. Come on out. In Florida, refusing to obey a lawful order to exit a vehicle during a traffic stop can result in a first-degree misdemeanor charge, such as obstruction or resisting without violence. It carries penalties of up to one year in jail, 12 months probation, and a $1,000 fine. Come on over here. Okay. Do you have any medical condition with your eyes not corrected by glasses? What do you got? I get seizures. My aquinic seizures. Okay. What does that have to do with your eyes? Lights. What about it? We don't have any flashing lights on in the front. That's I don't know. My offer makes seizures. Okay. Do you have anything else with your eyes besides seizures? No. Are you able to walk a straight line? Yes. Can you bounce on one foot? Yes. All right. You want to bring your feet together for me? Hands at your sides. Do you see this red light here? You're going to follow the red light with your eyes only. And you're going to keep your head still. Do you understand? Yes. Don't move your head. As per the law in Florida, refusing or attempting to evade a field sobriety test, like lying about medical conditions, can be used as evidence of impairment. During the horizontal gaze nestagmas test, moving the head instead of just the eyes is a clue officers look for. Impaired performance can support a DUI charge, which is a misdemeanor punishable by up to 6 months in jail, a $1,000 fine, and license suspension. Keep your head still. What's going on? Big deep breath. Santa, do we have to call fire rescue? Hannah, do you need paramedics? [Music] I tried my best all the together. I can't understand you. I passed all the You passed what? I tried. We all together for what? [Music] Anytime I say when you're ready. [Applause] Oh my god. [Music] lay down. Let me explain something. All right. this this episode that you're having. While I understand that it might be genuine, we still have an investigation to do. I know. I know. Just kidding. The more you're exasperating, I can smell the odor of an unknown alcoholic beverage coming off of your breath. So, we got we got something to do here. And if you got to go to the hospital, we can continue the investigation there. Miss Gilbert, do you wish to do the exercises with me? Yes. In Florida, faking a medical emergency or exaggerating symptoms to delay or avoid a DUI investigation does not stop officers from continuing the process. Under state law, DUI investigations can proceed at a medical facility if necessary. After a brief pause, the officer asked again, and though Anna agreed to continue, her head kept moving, leading to the next sobriety test. All right, it's important that once you start, you don't stop. You keep your arms at your sides and you count your steps out loud. Do you have any questions? Do you know what you got to do? All right, go ahead and begin. Nine. Mhm. Do you remember what you were instructed to do? Nine steps. Nine heel to toe steps and then what? Then the turnaround that I showed you and nine heel to toe steps back. After failing the ninestep walk and turn test, the officer proceeded to the final field sobriety exercise. For this next exercise, it's going to be the one leg stand. All right, you can go ahead and step off the line. You don't have to worry about the yellow line no more. All right, so go ahead and just stand right in front of me right there. Right where the flashlight's at. Or you can just stand you can just stand right there, too. That's fine, too. Okay. So, go ahead and just bring your feet together for me. Whatever. You guys are over it. Do whatever you have to do. We're still giving you a chance. What are you talking about? Shaking your head. I need to I'm not shaking my head. Whenever you're ready, go ahead and bring your feet together just like mine are. I'm sorry. I'm sorry to waste your time. Not wasting my time. I'm I'm on the clock. Okay. You caught me in the middle of the middle of what? You look back in your video footage. I told you that. No, you didn't tell me anything. I don't know what you're talking about. Do you wish to continue the exercises, ma'am? Fine. Just give me Does anybody here have any tips? Anybody have what? Any tips? To deal with this? To deal with what? The exercises. Look back at your footage. I don't understand what you're asking for help with. How to deal with this? To deal with what? PTSD. Like I just told you. You didn't tell us that. I told him. I would suggest that you seek counseling for that, but during a DUI investigation isn't the time to to deal with that. It was not during it. No, I'm saying you walked up to me and I told you all. Okay. And that's not what I said to you. I said I suggest you seek counseling for that, but during a DUI investigation is not the time to deal with it. This is a DUI investigation. Back. Okay. I'm going to ask you one last time, back in your footage. Do you wish to participate in standardized field sobriety exercises? Are you going to stand up and do these exercises? Yes or no, ma'am? Yes. All right. So, when you're ready, go ahead and stand [Music] up. According to the law in Florida, willfully stopping a field sobriety test by faking a medical condition such as PTSD or anxiety can be considered obstruction of justice. This may lead to a charge of resisting an officer without violence, which is a first-degree misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine. Miss Gilbert, we were trying to do an investigation. [Music] Okay. Okay. Stand up. Please come to your feet. Okay. Bring your feet together. Hands at your sides. This is going to be the one leg stand. Hands to your sides. All right. I'm going to explain, then I'm going to demonstrate. So, hold all your questions until the end. Okay. Go ahead and let's stand upright. Take a big deep breath. When I tell you to begin and not before then, you're going to raise one foot, either foot, approximately 6 in off the ground. It's about the height of a soda can. While you're doing that, you're going to keep both knees straight. You're going to point the toes of your raised foot out at me. You're going to look down at your raised foot and you're going to count out loud. 100,00 one 1002 1003 and so on until I tell you to stop. The whole time your hands are going to be at your sides. If you place your foot down during 30 seconds, just pick it back up and continue where you left off. It's going to go just like this. Watch me. 1,00 1,002 1,003 I need you to re repeat all that. Okay, just watch me. Just do exactly what I'm showing you. I need you to No, you can just watch and do what I'm doing. Okay. Well, I need you. So, notice how one foot is off the ground. That you just said. Notice how one foot is off the ground. Both knees are straight. My toes are pointed out. My hands are on my sides. And I'm looking down at my foot. This is all you have to do for 30 seconds. Do you see this? Do you see what I'm doing, Miss Gilbert? I'm not doing this. You're not doing it? All right. You're being placed under arrest. You're driving under the influence. Okay. and as well as um obstructing an officer as well. After failing the field sobriety tests and quitting midway, Anna Gilbert was placed under arrest for DUI and obstruction. According to the arrest report, Anna refused to submit to a breathalyzer test at the station. She pleaded guilty to the charges and a judge later adjudicated her. Anna was sentenced to 6 months with an interlock device and one year of probation. And I think I have two in the vehicle that have passed away. I'm not sure responding on a 315 hold traffic on the corner. Are you okay? He's on the corner. Get I know the answer to heaven. I know the answer. I know the crystal routine 712 now. Miami 87 42 441 York Diamond in New York Diamond in New York. At 7 a.m. in Miami, Florida, police report that a self-proclaimed Instagram model was involved in a deadly crash. Witnesses directed officers to a woman down the street who allegedly attempted to flee the scene. Authorities identified the suspect as 24year-old Macy Lathers, who was restrained by bystanders until police arrived. We're diamond in New York. We're diamond in New York. You're going to get some help now. Calm down. Oh my god. We're diamond York. Calm down. I just got here. I'm gather some. Yeah. She trying to jump into somebody else's car. Car? Yeah. What car was she driving? White [ __ ] Oh my god. Oh my god. 413. Now we get an officer. Okay. So, we're going to need a unit to block off from Ninth Street. We're probably going to also need a unit to block off northeast 2 as well as northwest one from east to west on 8. Grab her cuz she's under the influence of something. Investigators revealed Macy Lathers allegedly ran a red light at high speed, causing a collision between three vehicles that killed one man on the scene and another later at the hospital. In Florida, running a red light resulting in death can lead to a thirdderee felony for vehicular homicide, punishable by up to 15 years in prison and a $10,000 fine. What is it? Like this is like between six and seven. She's got us [Music] 4351 and [Laughter] 421251. I guess I don't know or what. Yeah. Arrival coming. Um [Music] um um 752. We got winds that we need to be getting. Oh, clear season. Well, they probably 4210. So, you come in at 7:05 4210. Get up. Did you read your command? Miami. I am in command. Good. Very good. 75. Let's wait for to check out 45. No. Show me around in the area. Just put number Watch my eyes. The water. The water. The water. Wait, we live in a dome. This is how you went to the bus. And then I walked and let them go north. Right there. Never mind. Carry me. Carry me. Carry me. Carry me. Just in case whether we need it or not. Ow. Ow. [Music] What you think? Two. Pink. Pink. Pink. Pink. Pink. Pink. Pink. Pink. Pink. Pink. Pink. Pink. Pink. Pink. Pink. Pink. Drugs. Go in the white car. Go in the car. My phone. My phone. AI. Oh my gosh, it's a curse at the White House. I think it's Yeah. MDMA. Yeah. Oh my god. All right. Good. I thought you said something. Oh my god. You ate for a minute. We're trying to contain I mean just to verify what you said you have at Miami at night traffic. [Music] No, don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. No, I'm at 1.38. What do you have at 83? It's in my safe. It's [Music] supposed to art. We need to create. We need to create. It's just pretty There's a lot of witnesses, man. No, we don't have Miami. Macy tells police she's on pink cocaine, also known as a ketamine based party drug. In Florida, possession or use of pink cocaine is illegal and classified as a felony under the Controlled Substances Act. Convictions can lead to penalties including up to 5 years in prison and a $5,000 fine depending on the amount in possession. What ma'am position going to break the relax 211. Are they going to bring me to H? Are they going to bring me to They're coming now. Oh, you need to relax. 45 reference. I need rescue here to check on one of the passengers in the vehicle. Miami 8 on the south west corner. Just stay like how I told you. Okay. Stay like that. Look that way. Damn. And you still looking that way. 45. Put that leg straight. No. Relax. Relax. Listen. Let me uh my mole. My m I died in the trash. What car are you driving? The white color. Mercedes. My name is Mercedes. My name is Mercedes. My name is Mercedes. Mercedes. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. I'm from the future. Oh, crystal ball. You can live off me. Are you on drugs? Yeah. Oh, they give her a shot. Macy Lathers was officially charged with two counts of DUI manslaughter, vehicular homicide, reckless driving, driving with a suspended license, and leaving the scene of a crash. [Music]