Late at night outside an Orlando bar, officers located a vehicle running in park with a driver slumped over the wheel. The engine was hot, the lights were off, and officers attempted to keep the scene quiet to avoid startling her. When contact was made, the driver appeared confused and slow to respond. Police stated they smelled alcohol and believed she was in actual physical control of the vehicle despite being parked. The driver argued she was not driving and questioned why she was being detained. Officers requested identification and asked her to step out to assess her ability to drive. She repeatedly refused to exit or perform field sobriety exercises, despite warnings that refusal could be used in court. When officers attempted an arrest, they say she tried to start the car and physically resisted. She was pulled from the vehicle, pinned, and handcuffed. The driver was charged with DUI and resisting arrest, later entering a pretrial diversion program. The suspect remains innocent unless proven guilty in court.