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On November 13th, 2024, deputies attempted to stop a vehicle, but the driver fled, leading to a pursuit that ended in her own yard. Get the [ __ ] out of the car right now. Get out of the car. >> Vehicle stopped. Vehicle stop. >> Get out of the car. On the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the [ __ ] ground. Come here little one detain for what? >> Cuz you're fleeing from me on a traffic stop. Are you kidding me? >> Trying to get home. >> [ __ ] >> [ __ ] me. >> Stand up. >> [ __ ] you. >> What's your name? Don't worry about it. >> Get your ass low. >> You know my name. >> I don't know your name. >> You don't? >> No. >> I was just trying to get away from these [ __ ] stupid creeps. >> Your pockets. >> Hello. Check my pockets right here. >> You're hanging up. Check it right here. Which one? Outside. All of them. Check them. Check them. Check my pockets. I'll put my hands right here. white. >> The [ __ ] does it matter what color I am? I'm your color. >> You You are. It's a description. >> I'm coming home. >> Where's that matter? >> Obviously not here. >> Your address. >> My address. Come on. >> Come here. >> For what? You're going to have to charge resist a little bit. >> The right hand is Does the car register to you? >> Thank you. 074. >> I can't move. >> That's the point. You're in handcuffs. >> I don't understand that. But my right hand's tighter than the left hand. >> Okay. >> Okay. Loosen it. >> Give me a second and let me see. >> Why you being >> my uncle? I don't give a [ __ ] Loosen this right hand. >> Who's your uncle? >> 10279 Arizona. >> I mean the right one. >> You check me. I ain't got nothing in my body. over. >> Just my right hand. >> Right hand. That's all I asked. Just loosen it a little bit. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Don't worry about it. >> You've had a lot. I can smell it from here. >> 1490. >> Did I drink all day? Can I control it, sir? >> Obviously not. >> You think so? >> 1490. Hotel is release a little bit of my right arm. >> Well, you just you just ran from me in the car. >> Okay, give me a second. >> I'm sorry. >> You're being ridiculous. >> You ran from me a substantial amount, >> sir. [Music] I red. >> Are you sure? >> I am. >> It don't matter. Just loosen my >> It doesn't matter. You ask You ask me the question. >> When you asking me a question, what do you want to ask me? Ask me something. >> Kick rocks. Help me out. >> That's not very nice. >> Please. >> I would have been nice to you. >> Well, would you have? >> Yeah. I'm sitting flat for a minute. >> I pulled over it. No, you didn't. >> It's the house where I live. >> Oh my god. >> Sir, you want to look up? Looks like my friend Tiffany, unlock my right hand, please. My name's Ash. What do you want? >> I You're talking way too fast. >> I'm American. You know what I mean? I say >> my right arm hurts. >> Yeah. Just spin around the face the other way for me. >> No, no, no, no. Just stay in there. >> I am. I'm going to turn around. >> My [ __ ] hurt, sir. >> I bruised so easy. >> Give me one second. >> I'm anemic. >> I'm going to loosen it up a little bit for you. >> No, don't loosen it. Take it off. >> I'm not going to hurt nobody. >> That's definitely not happening. >> Why? >> Cuz the other deputy attempted a traffic stop on you. >> Sorry. Okay, >> there. This one. >> I'm trying to figure out I don't use these handcuffs. I'm not sure how to >> Kayen, how do you lock these? >> Do these lock or they need to lock it? I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> There's my house here. >> Okay. They're very similar to our other ones. >> Like the ones that write me, right? >> Like the ones that write me, right? >> Yeah. raped by hand. >> Don't want to [ __ ] Yes, I get raped all the time. Well, [ __ ] people traffic me. >> There you go. Now, hop back in there. >> No, I'm not. >> Hop back in there. >> I'm not. My house is right here, sir. >> Get in there or you're going to be forced back in there. >> Can I sit down? >> Sit in the car. Get in there. >> Okay. Have a walk, please. >> That is up to him. >> Okay. through here. >> No, I haven't. >> You care if I start? >> No. Do your thing, man? >> No, I appreciate that. >> Do anything you don't want to do. >> No, I appreciate that. Either one of y'all well verssed in DUIs. Um, not super well versed. >> Get that right there on camera. >> Huh? >> So, you get that right there on camera. >> I am at the jail. >> Yeah, we're not pulling her out here. >> We already got other charges on us. So, >> cool. Sweet. All right. Perfect. >> Hey, we're >> all right. All right, I'm going to get the show rolling and I'm going to start roll. I'll call you whenever I'm on my way. >> Thanks, sir. All right, perfect. Thanks. >> Stop climbing. >> Yeah, he's going to help me with the DUI. Um >> Um get >> So, with So, I spun her out, but she never like went into a ditch or crashed into a tree or anything. >> That's what I'm getting to find out. I don't think you need to get >> Yeah, Plyman said according to Major, but like I said, Plman, you ranked Plimman, so I'm going to do whatever you tell me to do. >> Yeah, I think you said that's kosher. Oh, >> look at all >> right here. >> I don't even know, dude. >> I just We We made it. That's all I know. It's all good. >> Why not? At least wipe my >> n driving straight home. >> Oh, did you not drive straight home? We were I had to chase you for a while. >> I did not see that, sir. >> Yes, you did. You're pointing at me out the window and everything. I didn't. >> Yes, you were. Okay. Can you leave those? >> Lisa. >> All right. I'm going to take you up there and >> No, you're not. >> Yeah. Then we're going to we're have a conversation up there. >> No, we're not. >> Yes, we are. >> You block me first. >> No. >> You're silly. >> You're my [ __ ] uncle. >> I'm your I don't even know who your uncle is. >> Me, baby. >> I'm not treating you any type of >> leis. I'm in the back. >> I'm going with anything. >> Dwayne who? >> Don't worry about it. >> I can walk the line for you. >> Okay. Yeah. No, we can do that. >> Yeah. Can we do that? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, we'll do that real quick. >> Okay. >> That's my left arm. That's the name. >> Yeah, we'll fire some hot dogs or something. >> By the way, y'all got a girl in there. Maybe it's a neighbor or something. We got some hamburger meat. I'll see what we can do. >> I'm in my car. Well, I can do much. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Hi. Nope. Just look at me. We're going to talk real quick. >> Okay. Because the deputy that pulled you over believes that you may be impaired by either alcohol or drugs. Are you willing to submit to Sarah's foot test? >> Yes, >> I drink alcohol but no drugs. >> Okay, hop out for me. >> That's beautiful. >> Anything else? >> Yeah. Did you spit my car? >> No, I would not. No. >> What is that? >> It's not spit. >> What is that? >> Don't >> I was going to wipe it up for you. >> You're good. Mouth's not that dry. I'll tell you that. Promise. Okay. I am. Can I pull my hair up? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. Before we get started, all right. I have a couple questions I have to ask you. Okay. Um, do you have any injuries that could prevent you from performing any of the tasks that we were about to do? >> No. Okay. You have no issues with your hips, your knees, your back, your legs, >> your shoulders, your eyes, your head, or anything like that? >> Okay. Okay. You can walk in a straight line. >> Yep. >> You can balance on one leg for extended period of time. Say 30 seconds. >> Nope. >> Why not? >> Okay. All right. Stop. Stop. Stop. Come here. Come here. Face me. All right. I want you I want you to put your feet together with your hands by your side. Are you wearing contacts? Not like that. Just down by your side. Relax. Are you wearing contacts? >> Okay. Do you normally wear contacts or glasses? >> Nothing. >> Okay. All right. Perfect. We're going to do what's called horizontal gazing segments. Okay. Do you see the tip of my finger? Yep. >> We're going to call it a stimulus. Okay. I want you to follow the stimulus with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head until to the task is over. Do you understand, >> sir? >> All right. >> You ready? do this. >> No, just put your hands down. Just watch the tip of my finger. Okay. I'll tell you when you can relax. All right. Are you watching it? >> I'm watching your beautiful blue eyes. >> Thank you. Watch my finger. Okay. >> Oh, damn. All righty. All right. What we're going to do next is called the one leg stand. Okay. Or excuse me, the walking turn. Okay. >> Oh my gosh. For what? I'm not driving. You guys can take me home, right? We'll >> talk about It's not It's not pass or fail. Okay. It's It's called the walk and turn. Okay. >> All right. >> What I want you to do, we're going to use this yellow line right here. You're going to place your left foot on the line. >> I can do this. All right. >> No, this is the walking turn. Okay. Left foot on the line. >> Place the heel of your right foot against the toe of your left foot. Just like this. The heel of your right foot against the toe of your left foot. >> All right. Place your arms down at your side. Cool. Maintain this position until I've completed my instructions. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> Okay. When I tell you to start, you're going to take nine heel totoe steps down the line and then turn and take nine steps back down the line again. Okay. It looks just like this. Ready? >> I know that. >> Okay. Once you reach your ninth step, you're going to keep your front lead foot on the line and turn by taking a series of small steps with your other foot. It looks like this. Don't start yet, please. >> Yes, please. >> Thank you, officer, for allowing me to do that. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Okay. Return to the start position, please. Left foot on line. Right foot against your left foot. Hands by your side. >> Okay. >> Always do this. >> Okay. >> I do that for my balance. >> No, ma'am. Okay. When you turn, front lead foot on the line. >> Return to the start position, please. I'm going to demonstrate this for you. Okay, Miss. >> Okay. >> Thank you. Place your right foot against the toe of your left foot. >> Thank you. When you turn, keep your front lead foot on the line and turn by taking a series of small steps to the other foot. Looks like this. >> I go straight. Right. >> One successful. >> Once you take once you reach your ninth step, you the turn that I'm demonstrating. Okay, >> that's too much. >> And then giant step that line again. One. >> Okay, I'm going go this way. N go that way. Okay. >> Three. All the way to nine. Do not start. I have not told you to start, ma'am. All the way to nine. Okay. While you are walking, keep your hands at your side. Count your steps out loud and do not stop walking once you've started until you have completed steps for that. Okay. >> Do you understand? >> I understand. Nine steps. That's all I understand. Okay. >> Do you need me to reexlain anything to you? >> Okay. Place the heel of your right foot against the toe of your left foot in the start position. Thank you. >> You may begin whenever you're ready. Okay, that's good. You can stop. Come stand right here. Please face me. Do you understand the instructions that I gave you? >> Yes, sir. >> Were they clear and concise? >> Very much so. >> What did I ask you to do? >> Follow your directions. Nine steps. Follow your directions. >> Okay. >> Don't be joking and driving. >> At any point, did I tell you to walk in a square? >> No. >> Okay. I just wanted to make sure that you knew that. >> That's when you knew that I was sober enough to walk a straight line in any direction. >> Okay. All right. Here's what we're going to do next. All right, this is called the one leg stand. >> 100 1,002 1 3 so on and so forth until it's told to stop. Okay, watch your foot at all times. If you put your foot down, pick it back up and keep going where you left off. Do you understand? >> I understand. >> Do you have any questions? >> I have questions. I don't know if I can do it. Okay, pick up. >> No, not yet. All right. Do you need me to redmonstrate anything for you? >> I don't think so. >> Okay, you may begin whenever you're ready. Point your toe. Put your hands by your side. Watch your foot. And count out loud. 1,00 1,002. >> That's not six inches. >> 7. >> That's like 46 in. >> 10 11. >> What do you want me to do exactly? My toe like a ballerina. >> No. No. >> Seconds. >> Now you guys are playing a joke. >> We're not playing a joke. >> Sober enough. This is what's called a standardized field sobriety task. >> You can teach me that so I can pull other people over. Okay. >> Okay. You can relax. You can relax. All right. What's going to happen now is Deputy Kayn's going to put the handcuffs back on you. >> I'm doing the front. >> Yes. We're going to walk >> water. >> We're going to walk into the jail. >> Did you hear me? >> Jail. >> That's where we are. That's where we're at. Okay. I'll explain it. We'll explain everything to you in just a minute. >> Don't walk away. Stop. >> I see water. >> Okay. Put your hands in front like that, please. Okay. What's going to happen? We're going to walk in. Honestly, let me finish talking >> anymore. >> No one's laughing. >> I know my suboxin, my prescription. >> Okay. All right. When we walk in there, I'm going to ask that you submit to a lawful test of your breath to determine its alcoholic content. Are you willing to submit alcohol? I don't matter. >> Are you willing to submit to the test? >> Nope. No. >> Nope. >> You already know I've drunk alcohol, sir. >> Yes, I will. >> You're gonna do it. >> Okay, walk her in there. >> Come on. Just come on. Come on. We're going that way. >> The woman was charged with driving under the influence, fleeing or attempting to elude law enforcement, resisting officer without violence, driving without a valid license, and refusal to accept or sign citation. She was sentenced to 18 days jail. time served, probation, a six-month driver's license suspension, court fines and costs, and must complete DUI school as part of her sentence. Share your thoughts below, and don't forget to like and subscribe.

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