Listen to me. I am going to stand you up and I'm going to let you talk to your dad. You try to hit another one of these deputies and you are not talking to him. I won't. I just want you to. You took my kids away from me. I'm not Stop. If you break my car, you'll be charged with another another charge. Okay. So, you're going to do one, two, three. I did three. You're going to do nine. Once you get to the ninth step, can I see you do nine? She only has to demonstrate for the purpose of the test. So, I'm just curious. She's going to explain the remaining. going to be I'm not going to be here, but you shook on the third one. So, can I see you do nine? From reckless defiance after a failed sobriety test to adding insult to injury with further criminal acts, these individuals transform a simple DUI into a headline making fiasco. Buckle up as we explore how these suspects actions cross the line from impaired judgment to outright chaos, leaving behind a trail of mayhem that the law struggles to contain. Hey. Hey. Good to have them Teslas just took off. Turn off the vehicle. Hands out of the window. Why are you running from me? What? Why are you running? Don't get out of the Stay in the vehicle right now. Just stay there for now. Why are you both? Stay in the vehicle. Fifth. She's getting out. What is all this? Come here. Come here. Stand in front of my patrol vehicle right now. Right now, ma'am. Sorry. What are you accusing me of, ma'am? Yeah. You need to come over here right now. Why? Cuz I'm telling you to. You're running from me. I did not. I'm right here. Yeah. Now you are. You need to get over here right now. For what? Turn around. For what? 5th 11. She's refusing to comply. Meet Stephanie, a 24year-old girl who was driving under the influence and when asked by the police to stop, tried to flee. Upon catching up to her, she causes a scene and refuses to accept her mistake. Get Hey, get out of the vehicle. You got Bro, I own this. Actively resisting. Get out of the Get out of the vehicle. She's taking off. [Music] 511, I'm in pursuit again. 511, we're taking a left, a right on Jamaican Street. Under US law, fleeing the scene of a crime or an incident is considered a serious offense with significant legal consequences. When an individual attempts to escape or avoid law enforcement after being involved in or suspected of a crime, they may face criminal charges. Turn off the vehicle. Sheriff's office stopped me over. Oh my god. Dad, start harassing me. Stop resisting. What the hell? Dude, what are you doing? Don't resist. What are you doing, dude? You didn't even know me. Dad, they're arresting me. Stop resisting. Dad. Dad. Get on your dad. They hit me on the floor. Dad. Dad. I don't know what I did. What am I doing? What are you doing this? One detained. Why are you doing this? Why are you doing this? Why? Why? My cat is in the car. Why are you doing this? Okay, let go of your phone. No, I'm not. My dad is on the phone. Have you? Hey. Hey. You are not going to kick me. This is not okay. Get your leg over here and turn over. April, she's actively fighting still. You could have killed someone. Yes, you could. Yeah, I could have killed you, too. But you're alive, right? Okay. And my dad's going to be here right now to tell you. Listen, until you slow your down. Can you talk to my dad? No, I'm not talking to your dad. You're a 20 You're a 24year-old adult. What did I do? You ran from me. You one You ran. That's one. Two. You ran from what? Him. How much? You know what? I'm not even going to ask you any questions. All right, you got her. I'm going to go ahead and pat her down. Yeah, Liam. All right, just hold her. I don't I don't trust him. How are you? Cool. No, I'm 24 years old. I am not calling your dad. I'm here on my dad's property. You're in the middle of the road. Yeah. What did I do, bro? Okay. For the third time, you fled. I suspect that you were under the influence. I was just in one of them. Do you want to participate in standard field sobriety exercises to dispel my belief that you're driving under the influence? Of course I'm not. I'm not. I'm not driving. I clean for 3 years. I've been clean for three years. I don't know why this is happening to me. All right. Um, you want me to go ahead and ask get it set up? Are you gonna do field sobriety exercises, ma'am? I need to know if you're I need you to bring my dad. No. No, that's not going to happen. Ma'am, I need to know. Are you going to do field sobriety exercises or not? Who is this guy? That's my dad. Okay. Well, he's got to go. No, he doesn't. Yes, sir. Yes. Dad. Dad. Under DUI laws, it is illegal to operate a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or any other intoxicating substances that impair a person's ability to drive safely. Law enforcement officers are authorized to conduct field sobriety tests if they have reasonable suspicion that a driver is impaired. Debbie, she's resisting. I don't want to take her out of handcuffs. Dad, they have no reason. Dad. All right. Yeah, we're not going to do them. Is she patted down? I don't know. Up. Can I talk to him? Get in. I don't know. Get in. Get in. Dad. Dad. We got resisting with violence. You want to let go back up? You have a hobble. You didn't tell me why you're putting me in the car. Cuz you were going to jail. Why? Jesus [ __ ] Christ. Get the Why am I going to jail? The thing again with us. Why am I going to jail? What did I do? What did I do? What did I do? Huh? Calm down. You can try. What did I do? You going to calm down? Why am I going to jail? Are you going to calm down if you talk to your dad? But why did I go to jail? Yes. Before we talk to my dad, your dad's going to talk to her. Please listen to my dad. Please listen to me. I am going to stand you up and I'm going to let you talk to your dad. You try to hit another one of these deputies and you are not talking to him. I won't. I just want to talk to you. Stephanie, you have to calm down. Why are they copy? You've been drinking and you were speeding and and now the way you've acted, you've gotten yourself in a deep hole and they're going to take a picture. You're going to have to calm down. Huh? left. She went to the pool. There's nothing I can do. Just Just see why I 11. Can you roll? What did I do? Well, you bought this. I don't know. You know what? You know what you're No, I don't. What did I do? Wait. I'm going to ask you one more time. Why am I here? You're going to jail. For what? Reckless driving. DUI. Fleeing and looting. Resistance. DUI on what? And reckless driving on what? You reckless driving because the speeds you were going and running stop signs. You could have easily killed someone. You had no regard for other people's lives. All right. DUI. You want to charge me of a DUI, but you have nothing. Really? We're going to let you guys right now. You going to pass? Right. Right. You're going to check that now. But why you say that before? Cuz you're drunk. No, I'm not, homie. This is me. Stephanie was charged with reckless driving, driving under the influence DUI, fleeing and eluding, and resisting arrest. You're not. You're not an incident of me. No. No. You're not. No. No. No. He's doing it without my permission. No. Watch yourself. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. He's doing that by me. No. No. Watch yourself. No. No. Let him do it. Let him do it. Let him do it. Please don't be here. You're here. Sit. No. No. No. No. Get off of me. You get off of me. Get off of me. Just unlock the door. Unlock the door. No, you're not. Unlock it. Unlock it. Come on. Unlock it. No, no, no. You got to push a button. Look at what you're doing. Look, look down. Look down. Unlock the door now or I'm going to break the windows. Unlock the door or I'm breaking the window. You drinking tonight? Yeah. Nope. I break though. You just you crashed. All right, come on out. I've been drunk the whole You've been drunk the whole day. I've been I haven't. Can you get out? Yeah, I can. You want me to get out? Yeah. Don't fall. Don't fall. Where you coming from? Huh? Which way? Right there. Right there. Wake up. I'm having a drink at all. Did you do something, bro? No. No. All right. No. Come. Come over here. Where were you in Rididgewood? Come on. You guys already pushing us. What are we pushing? I'm in in Ridgewood. No, you're not in Rididgewood. Okay, relax. Okay. Talk to this officer here. Wow. I'm right here. I'm right here. Nope. Nope. Nope. Why am I here? Just listen. I get my Put your hands behind your back. You're going to be placed under arrest for DWI. Don't fight. Stop resisting. All right. Okay. Stop resisting. Wow. Wow. I Okay. Okay. I get my best. Okay. Relax. Don't worry about it. All right. Don't worry about it. It's unlawful for any person to operate a motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol, drugs, or any intoxicating substance that impairs their ability to safely operate a vehicle. No, no, no. What? Why am I coming with you? You're being arrested for DWI. Okay. DWI? Yes, ma'am. For what? Because I was not driving. You weren't? No, I was not. Okay. No, I was not. Okay, fine. Whatever you guys think I was. What's your name? I didn't do anything. You children I'm do anything. So I just need you know what? You know what? You know what I'm But you know what I do? the right side of you guys are the awful. Listen, you get out of the car before you get hurt. Okay. Come on. Okay. Let me get out of the car then. Come on. Out of the Come on. Before you get yourself hurt. Get out of the car. Let me get out of the car. You're not trying to help you get out of the car. No, you're not. No, you're not. Okay. Okay. No, you're not. No, you're not. Nobody's touching you. So, come on out. Yeah. Yes, you are. Yes, you are. We're trying to help you. You aren't helping me. No. No. Okay. Nope. You're not. Let me help you. Do you want me to help you? No. No. Okay. Here, I'll give you I'll give you a hand. Okay. No. Here. Come on. Get the off of me. Get the off of me. You're not You're not You're not in for that. No. No. You're not. No. No. No. He He's doing it without my permission. Watch yourself. Watch yourself. Nope. Nope. No. He's doing it without let him do it. Let him do it. Let him do it. You're here. You're here. No. No. No. No. Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. You have been violent. [Applause] The law requires you to submit. I think we've been pretty nice to you. No. Go away now. Go away. Go away. I'm not going anywhere. So, you you should probably just stop cuz you're just going to make yourself tired. Go away. They're fine. They're fine. Don't fine. Don't you try to kick me. Okay, they're fine. Just Just sit and take a deep breath. Just release. Don't make this any worse. Just sit. Just sit and take a deep breath. You're doing fine. Oh, just because you're a policeman. Oh, you see a policeman? You see you see Oh, you see how Oh. Oh. Ready? You ready for that? Are you ready? Of course you are. Of course you close you. I'm not because Oh, let me find you. Okay. Ready? You ready? You ready? Go ahead. Pull my arm. Come on. Go ahead. Pull them on. Come on. Nobody's pulling. Pull them on. Pull them on. Pull on. No. No. No. Pull on. Yes, you are. Pull on. Pull on. Pull on. Pull them on. How you want? Come on. Come on. No. Don't touch me. Okay. Stop spitting. Don't touch me. Okay. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Okay. Don't touch me because I don't see why. Okay. Okay. You going to let me? You going to let me? No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Don't touch me. Shiny. Don't touch me. Okay. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't trust me. Don't you trust me. Nobody is. Okay. You want to trust me? Go ahead. Go ahead. On January 24th, 2023, she plead guilty to DWI and careless driving. She was fined $1,180, ordered to serve 2 days in jail, and her license was revoked for one year. In addition, she served 48 hours at an intoxicated driver's resource center and she was required to install an ignition interlock device on her vehicle for 2 years. Well, so I saw you stopped kind of on the side of the road. Your your wheels were in the roadway and then as I was turn I had to go to the bathroom and Oh, gotcha. And then as I turned around, you were you were driving again. So that's why I stopped you. Um, also stopped you. your your family called 911 and was concerned about you and that you've been drinking tonight. I just need to be away from my family right now and I'm just really sad. Okay, I'm so sorry. Need to get away from everybody right now. Okay. My um ex my husband's ex-wife is like upset about our child support apart and has nothing to do with us. Okay. I'm just it's a lot to handle. Away from everybody now and just need to like take away from you know Mhm. Get away from me. Yeah. And it's just I'm just really stressed out. I'm sorry. That's okay. It looks like your license is in that front part closest to your thumb. Yeah. I'm sorry. That's okay. I'm just really stressed out. Under US law, reasonable suspicion, a legal standard requiring specific and articulable facts, allows law enforcement to conduct brief investigative stops. The officer's observations and the 9/11 call provide sufficient grounds to initiate the traffic stop and conduct further inquiries. All right, Nicole, why don't you hop out of the car for me really quick? Perfect. Now, I'll have you stand right back here for me. Perfect. So, reason I asked you out of the car, smell the obvious odor of alcohol coming from your body. Yeah, I've had a couple drinks. Okay. My job is doing before I left. Okay. My job is to make sure people are being safe on the roadway. No, I know. Would you be willing to do some voluntary field sobriety tests for me? Okay. Um, what I'm going to have you do is stand with your feet together, arms down at your side. This is going to be your starting position for each test unless I tell you otherwise. Okay. Yeah. While you're performing these tests, um, I want you to remain in this position and do not start the test until I tell you to do so. Okay. In the United States, this legal standard allows an officer to detain a driver briefly to conduct sobriety tests. The officer's statement about smelling the obvious odor of alcohol indicates that they have reasonable suspicion to investigate further. So um I got one more test for you. This is a preliminary breath test. It's not of an evidentary test. It's also voluntary. Okay. Just like blowing up a balloon, you l wrap your lips around the straw and blow out in one steady breath. Big breath in and blow blow blow blow blow blow blow blow. Good. Do you know what the legal limit is in the state of Washington? I have no idea. It's 0.08. Okay. Where do you think you're at this evening? I have no idea. I just been driving trying to get my together. Okay. And stay away from me. In the USA, by driving a vehicle, you automatically consent to breathe or blood tests if lawfully requested by law enforcement. The preliminary breath test PBT mentioned here is voluntary and is used to establish probable cause for a DUI arrest. However, if formally arrested, refusing a more official breath or blood test may result in license suspension and other penalties. All right, go ahead and put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for DUI. Don't say that. Why do you want to do that? Because I just lost my children. How' you lose your children? Now I lost my job. Hold on. Let go of your hands. Let go of your hands. There you go. Well, DUI does not make you lose your kids. Yeah, it does. No, you didn't have the kids in the car with you. I'm going to lose my human and I'm going to Where were you headed to, ma'am? I'm not talking anymore. Okay. I hate myself and I lost my job and I now I lost my I'm going to read you your rights. Okay. Have anything on you? Poke me, stick me, hurt me. Oh, yeah. Yeah. There you go. Stop. You know, you took my hands away from me. I'm No. I don't care. Stop. If you break my car, you'll be charged with another another charge. Okay. I don't give a Okay. Back of my hand. I didn't give you I'm not doing anything. I don't care about anybody. Okay, we're going to go to the other side. Take me to the Okay. I don't care about anybody. I don't care about you. I don't care about friends. I don't care about no one else. Should be. This is exactly what you wanted, right? Yeah. This is exactly what I want. I said you wanted to go to the cop car. Let's get in. Yep. This is what I want now. Okay. No. Turn around. Are Are you going to get in? No. Here. Here's the deal. I don't give a If you don't get in my kids, I don't you if you don't get in push and you could get hurt. Push me. Let's try to get Watch your foot. Watch your foot. Don't hurt. Be careful. Stupid her. You stupid. What the? She was really nice. Did I do anything? Yeah. I don't know. I didn't say anything. Um, I'll follow you. If I move her car another foot over. Can you? Yeah. Yeah. I think you Yeah, I think you can. Yeah. Hey, so your car is a little bit in the road. Is it okay if Is it okay if I move it? You don't have to tow it? Can I move it so I don't have to tow it? Don't tow it. Oh, you want it to tow it? Yeah. You okay? She would like a towed. Oh, I charge her with resisting, too. But let's see. What's she doing? Kicking my window. Okay, she's going in my car cuz I've got bars on my window. Can we just try to drive? I just don't want your window to get broke. I have a new car sitting out at the county shop. I know, but it's not It's not even close. Did she get her cuffs off? She's Yes. God damn it. Can I just drive her like this? No. Okay. So, this is our DUI arrest packet. We're going to work through it together. Okay. On the date, time, and location of this arrest, I had authority to arrest pursuant to my agency's jurisdiction or RCW 1093. Your constitutional rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you excuse me, you have the right at this time to an attorney. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. If you are under the age of 18, anything you say can be used against you in a juvenile court prosecution for a juvenile offense and can also be used against you in adult court criminal prosecution if the juvenile court decides that you are to be tried as an adult. You have the right to talk to an attorney before answering any questions. The officer reads the suspect her Miranda writes, informing her of her constitutional protections, including the right to remain silent and the right to legal counsel. This formal process ensures that any statements made by the suspect, can be admissible in court if given voluntarily and with full awareness of her rights. You have the right to have an attorney present during the questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, won't be appointed for you without cost if you so desire. You can exercise these rights at any time. Do you understand these rights? Nodding yes. Okay. I have read or have had read to me the above explanation of my constitutional rights and I understand these rights. You're nodding yes. Okay. Stand up for a second. Okay. I understand my constitutional rights. I have decided not to exercise these rights at this time. Any statements made by me, voluntarily, and without threats or promises of any kind. I'm not saying that. Okay. Okay. Do you have anything in your mouth? No. I just got to look real quick. So, move your tongue around. No food. No chewing tobacco. No gum. Okay. Okay. Okay, I'm going to read you your implied consent warnings for breath. Okay, I mean Okay, but that's why I'm going to read them to you. Okay, I'm going to have you stay right there. Okay, can you do that? So, warning, you're under arrest for RCW4661-502 or RCW 4661-504, driving or being an actual physical control of a motor vehicle while under the influence of an intoxicating liquor and or drugs. The suspect is charged under Washington state laws, which govern driving under the influence of intoxicating substances. DUI is a serious offense that can result in fines, license suspension, and potential jail time. Additionally, refusal to submit to mandatory chemical tests following an arrest can lead to further administrative penalties, including longer license suspension and increased legal consequences. Hi, how are you? Good. How are you? I'm good. I'm officer Cinch with Little Silver Police. Do you have your driver's license, registration insurance? I do. Okay. How you doing today, ma'am? Good. I'm good. Where are you headed to? Distress. Going back home. Going back home. Yeah. Okay. Where are you coming from? Um, I have to think about it. So, we were in uh Sebrite at Tommy's Tavern. Okay. And then I met my brother who's on the phone. Okay. And just kind of got like distorted of where I was driving back to. I got you. Um, sorry. No worries. Is this car your car or someone else's car? It is my car. Your car. Okay. It's definitely my car. No worries. He's on the phone. All righty. Yeah. So, just the driver's license, the registration, insurance. Okay. You can turn on the lights if you need more light. I do. You can turn it. I don't want to upset anybody. No, you're not upsetting anyone. I'm just trying to help you out. You can turn on um your inside lights if you can't see in your purse. I'm trying to help you out. I can't even figure that out. Okay. Only because I don't do it normally. All righty. Here we go. Mhm. All right. And then just the registration and insurance. Okay. Okay. Under US law, drivers are required to present valid identification, proof of insurance, and vehicle registration upon request during a lawful traffic stop. Failure to provide these documents can result in citations or further investigation. I just wanted to let you know about the reasons as to why I pulled you over. Um, so there are a couple a couple reasons why. So the first two are the same which were you were just staying at the red light and then it turned green and it cycled and it went back to red. So you stayed in that um cycle of the traffic light twice. Okay. Okay. And then once um it was a red light, you continue to go straight onto the same road that we're on. So basically a pattern, right? So you went through the red light because it was a red light. Okay. Okay. And then the fourth reason is why um the reason why I pulled you over is because of your registration. It says that it's expired of May of this year. Um I just wanted to see if you have like the hard copy just to verify that and everything like that. Okay. But my main concern was the two cycles of the traffic lights that I went through and then you just went through the red light after that. Okay. Under US law, failing to obey a traffic signal, driving through a red light, and operating a vehicle with an expired registration is universally recognized as a violation, often resulting in charges such as running a red light, or failure to obey a traffic control device, citations, fines, or points on a driver's license. You're going to start just like this. Once I tell you to begin, you can start, and you're going to count out loud. Correct? So you're going to do one, two, three. I did three. You're going to do nine. Once you get to the ninth step, can I see you do nine? She only has to demonstrate three for the purpose of the test. So I'm just curious because she's going to explain the remainder of I'm not going to be I'm not going to here, but you shook on the third one. So can I see you do nine? So, ma'am, this is a standard field sobriety test. The officer begins a standardized field sobriety test, SFST, specifically the walk and turn test. This test evaluates the driver's balance, coordination, and ability to follow instructions. Key indicators of impairment. The driver becomes argumentative and requests the officer to perform the test herself, which is not required under legal procedures. Field sobriety tests are established under the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, NHTSA, guidelines, and refusal to comply or failure to complete the test properly can contribute to probable cause for a DUI arrest. I was I was asking I understand and I'm 100% going to comply. Sure. But can can you do nine? I'll do five for you. Nope. Demonstrate nine. Okay, ma'am. We're not going to go back and forth with this. Okay. right now. I just like you to demonstrate. We're going to ask you one more time. I would like to see That's not how this works, ma'am. Okay. I would like to see nine. She's going to explain the test to you. You're going to do But but but So, can you start put yourself in the start position? Stumb on two. So, I would like to see nine. That has nothing to do with stomach. That's not what we're looking for. We're not Yeah. No, you need to put yourself in the start position. I'm just trying to help you out so that you can understand. But I'm just I'm just asking how many people Like, can I can she explain the remainder of the test to you? Yes. Okay. Okay. 100%. So, can you place yourself in the start position as she requested with your left foot on a line? Yeah. Put your right foot in front of your left in a heel to toe fashion with your arms down your side. Toe, right? Nine heel to toe steps forward. Nine. Nine. You have to count out loud. On the ninth step, you have to rotate using your right foot. And then you have to do nine heel to toe steps back. Okay. Okay. Okay. While doing all of that, but I I [Music] I don't know anybody who can possibly do that, but it's okay. I I I really don't. Okay. I've never heard of this before, so please forgive me. Like this. That's why I want to make sure that I'm a special ed teacher and I've never heard of this. That's why I want to make sure that you understand the instructions so I can repeat it to you. All right. Come on, ma'am. Don't toy with me. I'm not. Yes, you are. I'm just trying to get you back two times over. And you're not getting in that position. I'm just I was in the position already. Okay. Come on. I just want you to stay in that position. Okay. So, your left foot right where it's at. your right foot in a heel to toe fashion, your arms on your side, and stay right there. Don't move. Okay, you can begin the test. Go ahead. Romeo Victor endo back on a 2020 Ford color white to a almost I have to walk back. Yep. Yeah. You can stop, ma'am. She's going to have you conclude or conduct one more further test. Okay. You can come closer to me this time. Okay. Under implied consent laws in most US states, including New Jersey, drivers implicitly agree to submit to sobriety tests. And refusal or failure may result in automatic license suspension and additional charges. So, you're going to stand on that line, correct? With your arms on your side, whichever line or both, just on that one line that you're on. Okay. Okay. whichever foot that you want. You can pick your left foot, you can pick your right foot, and you're gonna raise it six inches above the ground while your hands on your side. And you're going to be looking at your foot. In the meantime of doing all that, you're going to count 1 1,00 2 100 3 100. Why am I doing this? So to check your stability. But I But I already passed the first test. Correct. This is the second test that we're doing. I'll explain. already passed the first test, ma'am. There's there's there's three tests. Okay. So, we're just trying to make sure that you're capable of operating motor vehicles. So, this is the last test. Probably in the car. He's not in the car. Oh, that's right. He's not in the car. Okay. So, this is the last test she's going to put you through, and after this, we'll conclude whether or not you're able to operate a motor vehicle. Okay. All right. Okay. Thank you. So, like I said, you're going to have your feet right here. You're going to pick your left or right foot, whichever you please. raise it above six inches from the ground. You're gonna look at your foot that's raised with your arms on your side. So, like I said, you're going to if you're lifting up your left or you're lifting up your right leg and you're stabilizing yourself with your left leg, correct? So, you're right raising your right leg, you're going to your arms are going to be on your side. You're going to raise your right leg 6 in above the ground and you're going to be looking at it. Okay. Once Yeah. Just a little bit off the ground. Just like that. Just like that. In front of me. Yeah, in front of you. So, once you do that, I didn't like that. Just like that. But I didn't tell you to do that because I don't want you to fall over yet. Okay. So, in that position that I just showed you, you're going to do that. You're going to count 1 1 2 100 3 100 so on and so forth until I tell you to stop. Okay? Once I tell you to stop, you can stop counting. Okay? I just need you to turn around. So, because of all these tests, you are not able to drive. So, you're going to be arrested for driving volunte. I just need you to turn around. Okay. It's not good. I I didn't do anything wrong. It's okay. Just turn around. I just need you to turn around. Okay. Just face your car. Okay. Wait. But I didn't do anything. I just need you to face the car. Okay. Oh my god. All right. I didn't even do anything. Hold on. Why are you hand behind your back? I would never like I wouldn't do anything wrong. I would never do anything wrong. Stop moving away. I'm not doing anything. Do you have your wallet in the car and keys? I'm guessing then is that what you want? Okay. And the cell phone. There's two of them in there. Do you want both of them or just one of them? Both. Well, yeah. Okay. I mean, is there anything else in the vehicle that you need aside from your purse and the two cell phones? No. No. Okay. I don't know. Okay. So, you can follow me, ma'am. Okay. You can follow me. Back to the patrol car over here. What are we doing with You're going to walk to the car. It's going to be towed. What are we doing? My car is getting You walk back to the car, please. Why? Let's go. Why? Why are you being so angry with me? I didn't do anything wrong. Under US law, probable cause established through observed impairment and failed sobriety tests justifies an arrest for DUI. The driver's continued resistance could further escalate legal consequences. You have nothing in your mouth, right? Did you open your mouth? No, of course not. Okay. Do you open your mouth? Of course not. I'm a mom that just sent her son to off to college. Okay. And I was just out to like like stress it out. Of course not. I told No worries. Okay. We will try to get in contact with your son in a little bit. Okay. No, please don't do that. My son is in college. Okay. Or whoever you need to call. Okay. I can't believe this. I just didn't. I'm sorry. It's okay. No worries. Just next time, you know, you can't be drinking and driving like that. Okay. Right. And I thought that I was going to be okay and I just wanted to go home. Right. Okay. I got you. I'm going to ask you a couple questions now. Okay, ma'am. Sure. Just want you to be 100% honest with me. All right. Listen, I'll be I'm in Okay. I'm just a muscle to college and I'm like I was just like I got you sitting there with my brother like oh I'm sorry. No worries. So you said that you were at Tommy's Tavern, correct? The one you see, right? Okay. Yes. I got to read a couple things to you for now. [Music] Okay. So, this is um something that I'm going to read to you and you're going to have to listen to me. Okay. What? I'm going to read this to you and you're going to listen to me. Okay. Well, I'm going to listen and you're going to read it. Yes. Okay. So, the first one, you have been arrested for driving while intoxicated and JS. Wait, whoa, whoa, whoa. What? You have been arrested for driving while intoxicated. Are you reading me? What what my charges are? I'm reading a simple um piece of paper that's going to ask you if you would like to agree to something or not. What is What is the paper? That's what I'm trying to read to you. Right. So, what is that? It's the New Jersey Attorney General Standard Statement for motor vehicle operators. That's what it is. So, there's a list of nine things that I'm going to read to you and you're going to listen to me, okay? And then after that, listen to you or do I have to comply to it? The officer reads the driver, the New Jersey Attorney General's standard statement for motor vehicle operators, informing her of her rights and the implications of refusing a chemical breath test. The driver appears confused and emotional. Questioning the procedure and the charges against her. This statement is a legal requirement under New Jerseys implied consent laws and refusal to comply may lead to further legal penalties. The driver's charges ultimately include driving under the influence DUI, reckless driving, driving an unregistered vehicle, delaying traffic, failure to obey a traffic control device, and failure to possess registration and insurance cards. [Music]