Late at night, officers stop Patricia after a sudden U-turn. She calmly explains she is new to the area and followed her navigation. As officers check her documents, the encounter remains routine, but tension grows when an officer says he smells alcohol. Patricia denies drinking, citing ongoing cancer treatment, and refuses to submit to field sobriety exercises, arguing her constitutional rights. Police state her refusal prevents them from clearing their concerns and warn an arrest may follow. When officers attempt to remove her from the vehicle, the situation escalates into a physical struggle as she protests and claims injury. Patricia is arrested and charged with DUI and obstructing an officer. In court, the DUI charge is dismissed, but she is convicted of obstructing without violence. She remains innocent unless proven guilty in court.