[music] Hey. Hey. Lumbar. Police. Unlock the door. It's the police. Unlock the door. It's the police. Unlock the door. Unlock the door. Okay. Unlock the door. Can you unlock the door for She's Oh, wait. Can you unlock the door? Okay, just unlock it right now. Come on. I want to help you. >> Hi. >> I'm good. >> Are you okay? >> I'm fine. >> What happened? >> I It did nothing. >> Nothing? Like, what do you mean? >> What do you mean? >> Do you know where you're at? >> Yes. >> Where are you? >> I'm at my new apartment, >> which is where? Like, what's your address? >> Oh my god. Are you sick? Yeah. >> Did you pass out or like what happened? >> I'm fine. I'm fine. >> Where are you coming from right now? >> Um I'm coming from um >> uh moving. I I I >> Right. Right. Like where was where where like what location did you just come from right now that you're driving? >> Glendale Heights. >> From Glendale Heights. >> Okay. You drove from Glendale Heights to here? >> Mhm. >> Okay. And you like did you pass out or like what? >> Uh no. >> No. So, how did you end up hitting into this? >> Oh my god. Hitting into what? >> It was like Trevor, you you hopped the curb. >> Okay. Oh god, I just bought this car. >> Did you take any medication before you drove? Like, do you take any prescribed medication at all? >> Yeah. >> You do? >> Yeah. >> What do you take? >> Um H >> Do you know what medication you take? Okay. What's what's your first name? Let's start there. >> I'm I'm Diane. >> Diane. Okay. And who do you live with? Diane. >> By myself. >> By yourself. Okay. Um what's what's your highest level of education? >> College. >> College. You got a bachelor's, a masters, or >> really? >> Yeah. >> A bachelor's? >> Wait, for real? >> Can Do you think you'd be able to walk like stand at least? >> Of course. Yeah. Do you want to get out of the car? Well, >> well, >> I can help you. >> Okay. Yeah. I mean, you were just technically involved in a crash, right? Or >> Oh my gosh. >> Okay. >> Do you want to come back here and then you can see kind of what all happened? How did How did you How did you get here? >> I do. It's probably a little easier. >> Uh I came here. >> Yeah. H how'd you get here? Hi. >> Hi. >> We're all very cons We're all just concerned, you know. >> Is your Is your wallet like is Do you have a purse with you? >> I probably not with me right at this second. >> Yeah. Do you have an ID like in your in your your >> I I I do in my house. >> In your house. Okay. Um, Diane, can I ask you a couple questions, >> Diane? >> Yeah. >> I'm over here to your right. >> I know. >> Can you look at me? Okay. Do you mind um, >> can I ask you a couple questions? >> You said you came You're coming here from an old place, right? >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. So, the medics are here. They're They're going to ask you some questions as well. Do you are the glasses prescription? >> Yeah, >> they are. Do you need them to see? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, can I look at your eyes real quick? >> Okay. Do Do you want to step this way out of the snow? >> Okay. Are you okay standing? Do you feel okay? Can I ask you to recite the alphabet starting at the letter E and ending at W? >> Starting at E. >> Mhm. E really >> A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P QRS TV UV I'm going to clear the parking lot. >> Do you remember where I asked you to start and stop? >> No. >> Okay. Um can you count from 0 to 100? No, I'm not asking you to count from 0 to 100 right now, but I'm asking, do you have the ability to count from 0 to 100? >> I think I do. >> Okay. And are you capable of counting backwards from 100 to zero? >> Probably not. >> You don't have the capabilities of doing that? >> I'll try. >> Okay. I would like for you to to count starting at 67 and ending at 43. Can you do that for me? >> 67 and 43? >> Yeah. >> 6. Okay. 67. No. >> 67 and 43. >> Um, if you can't, that's fine. >> That's fine. I don't want to make you think too hard. I know it's cold out here and everything. Um, so I want to look at your eyes. I want you to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay? >> Keep your head straight towards me. Just follow my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. >> Right. Just right here. >> I'm just want to make sure when I call the hospital that I just have the right story. So she was found at her car. The car was in this position when she was found. >> Correct. Right here. >> And she was sleeping. Is that the indication? >> She was unconscious. >> She was unconscious when >> Right. Okay. All right. Um All right. Do you have any issues with your legs or knees? >> No. >> No. Okay. Um I think they might need you to sign something really quick. Okay. >> Yeah. So, uh, just real quick, um, do you know what town you're in right now? >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. Do you know what month it is right now? >> Twin. >> Okay. And do you know who the president is now? >> Really? >> A simple question. I know. >> Biden. >> Okay. Very good. That that question will actually it's about to switch over the presidents and I'm going to get like this like couple days of people are like, "Oh, it's fine." >> Um, would you like us to take your blood pressure and everything like that? >> No. >> Okay, that is absolutely fine. That's within your right. >> Can I please have you sign this computer? It says that we came here and that you do not want ambulance service right now. >> Okay. >> And then the ambulance we'll leave >> them. I don't know. >> Thanks out there. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um >> confusion. >> Yeah. Um so you don't have any issues walking, right? You said. All right. Can you stand right here where my flashlight is and then can you face me? All right. I need you to stay in this uh put your feet together like this. Nope. With your right foot in front of your left foot. Are you unable to do to do it? You can do it. I'm fine. >> Okay. All right. So, like this. Oh, no. No, no. You can stand right there and just face just face this way. Yep. Okay. We'll we'll give this a try. Okay. So, what I'm going to have you do is take nine heel to toe steps down the imaginary line. Okay. And then you're going to take a turn using a series of small steps and then nine heel totoe steps back down that imaginary line. Okay. Do you have any questions at all? >> Okay. You can begin. Count yourself. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 uh continue to test your 4. >> Okay. For this next test, I'm going to ask you again. You don't have any issues with your hips, knees, ankles. You don't have any issues standing or walking or anything like that, right? No. >> Okay. Um so, your legs are going to be straight. You're going to lift one foot and you're going to point the raised foot. You're going to count in the following manner. 1,00 1 1,002 1,003 1,004. Your eyes are going to be on your raised foot. Your hands are going to be down by your side. Okay? So, you're going to continue counting until I tell you to stop. Should you put your foot down at any point? Just raise your foot. >> I don't know if I can do this. >> Would you like to attempt it or no? I I would like to. >> You would like to? Okay. Yeah, we can we can attempt it. Okay. FYI. >> Ready? Begin. >> What do I do? >> You You put You put your foot back up approximately 6 in. If you feel like you can't do it, tell me. Tell me. So, okay. I can't. Okay. >> Okay. All right. Um I'm going to ask, can you provide me a breath sample this evening? >> I'm going to refuse. >> You're going to refuse? And why is that? >> Because I just did one. a month ago and I'm gonna get in trouble. I'm gonna get in so much trouble. >> Well, let me ask you. Were you Did you have any alcoholic beverages today? >> I did. >> You did? How many did you have? >> Don't know. >> You don't know? How many do you think you stopped at? >> Four. >> Four. And where did you have them? >> My house. >> At your house. In Glendale Heights or here in Lombard? >> Here. >> Here in Lombard. And then you got in your car and you drove to Glendale Heights. Or where did you go? I I just picked up my my brand new vehicle. >> Okay. All right. So, based off of what I've seen, based off of what I smell, okay? Based off of the what I saw with the test, I'm going to place you under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> This going to be my second DUI 2 weeks. >> I That's not a good That's not a good start to the end. Say, >> turn around. >> Listen, I need you to put your hands behind your back. You're going to be under arrest for DUI. Okay, let's take a deep breath. I get it. It's really stressful. It's probably very problematic right now, but this is where we are. Okay, so I need you to put your hands behind your back. All right. And we're just going to go ahead and uh cancel. Okay. >> I have tomorrow. >> 28. Can you mark one female property and send a hook? >> Should I get my phone? Is your phone in your car? >> It's in her pocket. >> Is it? Is it in your pocket? >> Oh, okay. >> Do you have anything in your car that you want? >> It's brand new. >> I mean, do you have like a >> I want to get a bag. >> Wait, I'm going to leave that in my car. >> I need that. >> No, your phone is coming with you. I need that. >> It's coming with us. >> Tissue. >> Oh, it's coming with us. That's coming. Oh, you want it right now? >> Yeah. >> Take a deep breath cuz if you don't take a deep breath, it's going to make this difficult. We're not going to be here with possible people and you're not going to be let out as fast as we want. >> Okay. Stop moving. I need not right now. >> We'll do it when we get to THE STATION. OKAY. STOP MOVING. Donna said, "Wait, stop moving. I've already asked you multiple times and you haven't been listening to me. Stop. No, we're not doing this. I'm just trying to get you out of here so you can get back home as soon as we can. Okay? As long as you're cooperative with us, we can get you home. Okay? That's all we want. We're not trying to jam you up. The thing is, we're trying to do our job. Okay? >> Okay. >> All right. Do me a favor. Lift your hands up a little bit. Okay? I'm going to check your pockets. I'm going to check your waistband. I'm going to check the front near your chest area. Okay. Thank you. >> I'm going to check shoes later. Oh my god. >> Just going to please come up front. Okay. Secondary. >> We have to do secondary once we get back to fine. >> What are we doing, Diane? >> I'm trying to >> You're going to You're going to hurt your wrist if you try to do that. >> I'm trying to. >> All right. >> Can you just wipe my face? >> Thank you. >> Okay. All right. Good. Is >> that a transport? Do you want the transport? >> Oh, it's fine. All right, let's go. It's going to be the first car. Okay. What am I doing? >> We're towing it. Where? Where are you towing it? It's going to go. Well, I'll give you the paperwork when we get back to the station. >> Are you kidding me? >> It's done already. >> Oh my god. Careful. Do you need help? The suspect, Diane Beasley, was aged 58 at the time of this incident. She was charged with one count of driving too fast for conditions or failure [music] to reduce speed to avoid an accident, and one count of DUI, first or second offense. As she [music] indicated, this was the suspect's second DUI in recent weeks, having made a wrongway turn and damaged [music] city property while under the influence of alcohol a month earlier. For this arrest, the suspect did refuse a breathalyzer, although she did admit in custody that she had [music] around three vodka drinks and was actually driving to White Castle for a late night snack. Her court [music] case is ongoing and her next court date is December the 10th, 2025. Now, what do you think? How does it feel knowing we share the road with [music] repeat drunk driving offenders who are this inebriated? Let us know in the comments below. [music] And as always, thanks for watching 5 Police Body Cam.