I think you're using me without my permission. I think >> smelling an odor? Sorry? I didn't call my dad. You got the dog out first. Mommy. Mommy. Hey guys, how are you guys doing? Hi. Do you guys have your driver's licenses and insurances? Yes, I I have my driver's license and insurance. Are you guys looking to file a report? I Okay. Okay, get your driver's license and insurance. You just want to wait in your car, stay cool. I'll be right with you, all right? I got that. I'm going to grab my insurance. Oh, perfect. Yeah. Ma'am, this is your car? Yeah. Okay. Do you have your insurance? Okay. Where are you coming from? Down the street? I work for the distributor. Sorry? Okay. Do you have your driver's license and your insurance? Are those your plates for this vehicle? Yes. Okay, can I see them? Give me 1 second, all right? Give me What's your driver's license? What's your Do you have your driver's license? Ma'am, wallet, your wallet. Okay, thank you. Looking for your driver's license. What's your phone number real quick? You don't have Huh? Okay. And your phone number, you don't know it? Could you give me the last one you had? No. Do you have a phone on you? Do you have insurance for the vehicle? Can I see it? Call them. Do you have his phone number? What's your I'm not. It's my coworker. I I I'm calling for someone to come This This This is my coworker. How much have you been drinking? I haven't drank at all. I I smell it. I see your eyes are glossy. Why are you slurring your words? Do you normally speak like that? I do. Okay. Why do Why am I smelling Why am I smelling an odor? For what? I'm asking for a back. Give me a phone to call my mother. I'm wait You want to call your mother? What's her phone number? And I can call her. Well, then how am I going to call her? You got to work See, you do have a phone. Yes, I know. You're not stupid. I was asking you for your phone number for the report. Sure. I'll give you some space. Hold on, though. Keep the door open. Yes. You're going to keep the door open cuz I don't want you driving away. You seem impaired. You seem impaired. I don't want you driving away. Can you shut the car off and then maybe I can help. Sorry? What did you call me? Just hang tight for a bit. Just uh She might be getting picked up. See, that's my coworker. The one that Oh, cool. That's cool. So, where were you coming from? Sorry? You're going to do your hair? No, you are right here. Where were you coming Where were you driving from? Do you remember where you crashed? You did crash. You rear-ended someone. The white Cadillac? He was stopped at a stoplight and you crashed into him. I know where it happened. Do you remember where it happened? It happened over there, actually. That's why I'm asking you. Where were you coming from? Where were you trying to go? Like, what was your objective? What are you trying to go right now? Like a friend? Where Okay. And before that, where Where did you get in your vehicle? Pain? Okay. Where are you coming from, home? Or where Where do you live? Okay. Well, I'm just concerned about you. Because you're you're showing signs of impairment. All right? We're going to make sure of that. Okay. I understand. Okay, just hang tight, okay? Is that your dog? What's the name of the dog? Versace? That's a cool name. Guy or girl? Guy? Okay. We're just going to make sure you're okay to drive. That's it. Really? Oh, okay. Well, I went to volunteer at 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. at Little Friends Church. Sure. And then what happened afterwards you volunteering? Well, I understand that. I'm saying like Okay, maybe you want to speak to my coworker, yeah? Since I don't know your name, so I just want to refer to you as Jessica. Okay, Jessica. Okay, so Jessica. Jessica. Okay. So, if the accident happened here, how what happened, though? Did you hit the car or did they hit you? What happened? Where were you coming from? Unfortunately, body cam footage from backup units was never released by the department. Over the next 10 minutes, police attempt to question the suspect, but she remains uncooperative and evasive. When they ask her to step out for a sobriety test, she ignores their commands, escalating the tension even further. I'm asking you, are you going to get out for me, yes or no? Or do I have to pull you out myself? This is going to go down I'm telling you the options. Either you step out or we take you out of the car because you do legally Yes, I am. So, are you going to do it, yes or no? So, you're not being cooperative. [Applause] You're ignoring my orders. Yes, you are. Pennsylvania Mims. In Pennsylvania versus Mims, the Supreme Court ruled that officers have the legal right to order a driver out of their car without violating the Fourth Amendment. What? You didn't graduate, right? So, what? Did you graduate? Almost. Almost Well, you're not in police academy. You haven't done my training. So, you don't know. No, you're not. Sorry. Okay, can you move your dog out of the way cuz I'm about to call Get the dog out first. Mommy. Mommy. Are you going to do the test? Yes or no? No, okay. You're under arrest. You got a double case? What are you trying to do? Huh? I can't hear you. Sad, why? Well, she she asked too many times to exit the vehicle. It does. No, it does not matter. She's mad. She's mad. That girl's mad and that doesn't matter. She can do whatever she wants, but that parent has dominion over me. Okay. You ready? Come on. Just watch your stuff for me, okay? Grab that. Yeah. Yeah. One here. I already did that, so I don't want you guys to wait to get back to wherever you were at. Yeah. I'm good. What did you say? Come on. 29-year-old Jessica Medina was charged with DUI, resisting arrest, open liquor inside a vehicle, and operating an uninsured vehicle. Leave a like if you enjoyed this video and be sure to subscribe for more body cam footage daily.