You guys, >> you're under arrest for driving under the influence of it. >> Only Cams provides body cam footage for transparency and educational purposes only. On May 5th, 2025, Prescott, Arizona, a quiet afternoon outside a Walgreens quickly turned chaotic. Flashing lights, panic, and disbelief. >> What's going on? Like >> police had received reports of a silver car swerving across lanes. Body cam footage shows deputies approaching the vehicle parked unevenly near the curb with a damaged mailbox beside it. >> You see anybody in there? go up to the Oh, it's going to take off from us. >> Moments later, Felicia tried to drive off. >> All right. >> And 107. So, the vehicle is slowly driving through the Walgreens parking lot. Just ran over the curb, >> hit a mailbox. It's going to be a 47 driver here. >> But officers were quick to block her in. Officers issued repeated commands to step out. >> No resistance, no compliance. >> Driver of the silver Nissan Maxima, exit the vehicle with your hands up, open, and empty after you place the vehicle in park. >> When she drove over here from over there, she ran over this curb and took out that mailbox. >> Did you see like Did you get a view in there when you >> No, not the windows are blacked out. My best view is from the back window and all I can see is head movement. But uh they didn't take off like all 39 or anything. Just kind of rolled through the parking lot. >> Yeah. >> This is a barrier county push out of the DMV. >> You need to roll down your window and empty and exit the vehicle. >> When she refused, they were forced to pull her from the driver's seat. >> Yeah. You know, punch it out and then Driver, this is your last opportunity to comply and exit in a peaceful manner. >> You want to just arena? >> Just kidding. >> Not 30. Not 30. >> Stepping out. Come out of the car. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. Put the phone down. Ma'am, you need to put the phone down. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. There you go. Put your hands up. Come on out. Come on. Come on out. Come on out. >> Come on out. >> Come on out. We'll get you out. You guys got it. You guys got it. >> Her speech was slurred, her eyes bloodshot, and the strong smell of alcohol filled the air. >> Yeah. We're going to make sure your babies are are okay. All right. >> We're going to go around the vehicle here. Okay. The children were escorted to safety while deputies searched the vehicle. >> How is he right in here? Okay. >> Kind of big. I'd say he's maybe what, seven or eight months? >> Yeah. Oh, you like >> I don't know. Did you guys already check the other child? >> Yeah. >> Okay. This one wasn't on the side where we broke glass, so he should be okay. >> Okay. >> Uh but the other one was was literally right here when we broke the glass. So, I just wanted to make sure they were okay. >> Yeah. Yeah, they both Yeah, the other one's tracking looks good. Just I think just the revs of the glass he's feeling maybe poking him and stuff >> cuz you can see where we >> as deputies search the vehicle maybe >> available. Is there a trunk button? >> Oh, look. locker >> open container. >> Inside they found two open and nearly empty bottles of importers vodka on the floorboard. >> Some Red Bull. That's why I smelled you. Some Red Bull. Is this your license? When they ran her information, officers discovered her driver's license had already been revoked. Felicia was read her Miranda rights, but chose to remain silent. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to an attorney for advice before we ask you any questions and to have an attorney with you during question. >> Yes, I have an attorney. Sophie, >> hold on. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to you by the state of New Mexico free of charge before any question. >> I have my attorney Sophie. >> If if you decide to answer questions now without an attorney present, you will have the right to stop answering at any time. You also have the right to stop answering at any time. >> I have my attorney Sophie. >> Okay. Do you want to talk? Do you want your attorney present or are you willing to answer questions? >> Yes. My selfie. My attorney Sophie's attorney. >> Okay. I have questions for you. Do you wish to answer my questions? >> Sophie wishes. She's it. >> Okay. And that's your attorney? >> Okay. You want your attorney here to answer questions? Okay. All right. I won't ask you any questions pertaining to your to this. I'm charging you with DWI. Okay. But what's important to me right now is taking care of your kids. >> Is there is there uh is there dad involved? Hola. >> Okay. Brandon. >> Hola. >> Brandon. Hola. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Can Can I get my kids to their We're going to We're going to take care of your kids. Okay. >> Can I get them to their destination? >> You have a Where's the key for your vehicle? >> It should be on the It should be on the latch. >> She doesn't know. on the latch. >> This should be on the >> Okay. Um, we're going to take care of your kids. We have uh their dad in route. >> Brandon. >> Brandon and route. Okay. >> Deputies documented the scene. The damaged mailbox, the open bottles, and shattered glass near the curb. >> Yeah. >> Her children were placed under temporary care until relatives could arrive. Bubba. >> Hey, you be good. Okay. It was nice meeting you. >> Say bye. >> Bye. >> Bye. >> Just based off of a caller. Well, with her coming the way she did through here, >> Felicia was taken to the breath alcohol testing center where officers began a 20inut observation period before the test. >> Did you have anything to eat or drink while you were over there? >> I'm going to the bathroom. >> Okay, there you go. Blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow, blow. >> Okay. >> Her results showed an extremely high level of intoxication, one that, according to police, could have easily ended in tragedy, especially with two children in the car. Felicia was charged with DUI, driving on a revoked license and property damage. She was booked into the Prescott Transition Center without further incident. >> In the end, a routine traffic call turned into a heartbreaking reminder of how one decision behind the wheel can change everything in Prescott, Arizona. This became one of the year's most sobering DUI cases. If you like content like this, please like and subscribe.