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On January 20th, 2024, officers were dispatched to the scene of a single vehicle collision after receiving multiple reports that a vehicle had struck a utility pole. Upon arrival, officers located the suspected vehicle in a ditch with no occupants inside. 217, are any of those lines arcing or sparking or any fire? I'm not seeing any right now. 17, that plate is clear valid. No person at 320. Have you shut down person at 320? Mhm. 217, that plate was clear valid until December of black Honda Civic 2 of constant. Gabby, uh the car is over in the ditch with a power line over it. I can't tell if it is occupied. Um and it looks like the power box Uh it looks like it it would did spark cuz there is black all over the place. And I can't cross over these power lines. Is there anybody in there? Doesn't look like it. Okay, I I don't think there's anybody in there. I keep getting verification that you see a spark or it looks like it did. No, I it smells like that it did go up cuz the the power box is all black like it had sparked. It's not actively sparking right now, though. Yeah, I just saw the one spark. It looked actually like the baby walked in this way. I saw it. Okay. Like I said, I don't I looks like there is a baby care or a car seat in here, but I bet you that was her. And I can't tell if there is somebody in the driver seat or not. So, I don't know if the uh lady and the baby Uh I'm I'm just going to check. Whether somebody in there? There's nothing we can do until we get these lines and confirm that they're off. I don't even know if those are hot right there. I I get it, but we can't We're not going to go anywhere near that till we can confirm everything's dead. >> Okay. Hey, female driver and a child exited the vehicle and went on the West bound towards Chamber of Commerce. As as best as I can tell without crossing the lines, doesn't look like anybody's in there. The woman seen walking while carrying the child was located shortly afterward. 400 block of Summit Ma'am, come here. Ma'am, you were in an accident. We want to get you help. Hey ma'am, we're worried about your kiddo. 601 Summit View Place 601 Summit that's a female matches the description of the driver. She's walking away with a little kid Westbound. No obvious signs of injury. Still trying to contact her. Ma'am, I need you to stop. I need you to stop. I need you to stop. What? You were just involved in a collision, okay? Is the little one okay? It's a bad crash. We're getting fire here, okay? >> I just want to try to get her No, home's not going to help. I want fire and medics here, okay? >> her home. She can sit in the back of my car and stay nice and dry. I have information for this charge in the hospital. Listen, you can't leave an accident. She needs evaluation. Stop, okay? 601 Summit View Fire this way, please. Okay, I need you to stop. Okay, then you just have to stop. That's fine. Fire has to check her out. Fire's got to check her out. This isn't optional. She's not even responsive. I need you to stop, okay? I need you to stop. Are you okay? Are you okay? Are you okay? Let's stop for a minute, okay? She needs a fire department. Is she crying? Is she okay? Ma'am. Here's the thing, that's your car that ran into the thing, right? No, we're going to wait here, okay? We're going to wait here. I need a fire department to tell me. Okay, I need a fire I'm a medical assistant. She is fine. She is fine. You've been drinking and so I need to figure this out, okay? Stop. You understand? This is we're staying here. She needs to go home. 6131, I got a second coming, right? We're going to stop. She needs to go home. I need you to stop. >> No, she needs to go to my house and you can do whatever you need to do with me. That's fine. I need a Okay. We're going to wait here to figure that out. You hear me? We are. She needs to go home to my mother. No. Stop. Where does your mom live? It's just right up the street. What's just right up the street? Cuz your address is actually that way. This is an optional. Where she is going with you. She will go with you, but waiting here. She's not going anywhere except my house. >> She's going to wait here. You're going to wait here. So, I'm going to do this, okay? I need you to wait here. I know how this ends. Okay, you don't know how this ends yet. But I need you to stop. No, I'm a medical assistant and I can tell you You were in a really bad crash. You know she needs a cat scan. She does not need a cat scan. Is she injured? Was she in the car seat? She's perfectly fine. She's perfectly fine. I haven't seen her move or make any noise or anything. >> Yeah, I know. I know how to assess my child. Okay, well, you're pretty intoxicated right now. You're right, I am. Okay, I know you are, so we're going to figure this out. >> but I just need her. I need her. I need her. I need her. I need her home. >> for you? You guys can't take her anywhere except for my mom's house. Please. We'll call your mom and she'll come here. Your mom will come to us. Yes. You guys aren't going to take her anywhere. Your mom, I guess I will come to us, okay? Look, I understand where this is going and I will go willingly Okay. wherever, but my daughter is going home So, right now, you do not get to make this decision. >> the street. >> you sit in back of my car and stay warm? >> No, I need you to listen to me, please. >> What's your name? I didn't catch your name. I need you to listen to me, please. Cuz I know where this is headed. We'll take a third. I know how desperate injuries because that's what that's what medical facilities are provided Right. I understand that. No. Right. I accept Is there anyone who needs parity? I What's these two? Okay, and where was she at? She was in the In my car. She was in your car? Okay, was she in the car seat? She was in the car seat. She was in the car seat. Okay. >> [snorts] >> She's She is going to go to your mom's. Okay? >> go anywhere else except for my mom. >> she's going to go to your mom's. I do understand that. Are you listening to me? I'm listening to you. Okay, we're going to take her to your mom's. I do. >> honor that? >> Yes, we are going to We are going to take her to your mom's. Here, can I hold on Can I hold on to her? Okay. So, she's going to take her to your mom's. She's going to your mom's. Will you take her? >> Yes, I will take her, but I Yes, but I have to have her to be able to Yes, I promise. Promise for you. >> Yes, I promise. Yes. And do whatever the you need to do with me. >> Yes, of course. Of course. All right, let me have her. Okay, let me have her. I got her. Thank you so much. It's okay. She's going to be okay, all right? I got all the people we need right here. You just got to let me have her. We will. We're taking her to your mom's. All right, we're going to let go real quick, okay? my mom There we go. What's her name? Her name is Okay. Her name is Juniper. Juniper is going to go These guys are going to evaluate She'll still go to your mom's. We will. So, I please All right, now I need I'm not lying. Right now we have to figure the rest of this out, okay? I understand. Do you need to be checked out? It was a really bad crash. >> I'm fine. You're okay? So, how much were you drinking tonight? >> I don't know. I was with my best friend's birthday. Okay. And we got into a fight. He said take me out. Okay. Okay. >> And I was coming home. And do you you want to do any voluntary field sobriety tests? To see how intoxicated you are and if you were impaired while driving? I mean, I feel like I could pass them, but whatever. I I That's why I asked you the question. Do you want to do voluntary field sobriety tests? The officer's going to run you through a couple tests real quick. I honestly don't know what happened. Don't know what happened? >> know. I Okay. I remember I was driving and then whatever happened happened. Like, I need to get my daughter home. I just need to get her home. Yeah. And whatever happens happens. Whatever happens. I got it. >> But I just need her to get home. This is the best way to make sure she's okay, all right? It's a significant crash. We've seen a lot of these things. We have to make sure. Yeah. Okay? Yes. All right. Thank you for all this. I'm going to call Leanna right now. I want you to talk to these officers and they're going to run you through those tests, okay? >> Whatever priority. Actually, I'm going to deal with this part. Thank you. >> Please make sure she goes to my mom. >> I'm going to go do that right now. Please talk to Officer Lee, okay? Hey, this is Lieutenant Darrell from the Redwood Police Department. Your daughter was just walking her house. I didn't actually catch her name, but she's got her her your granddaughter here, too, right? We're on 312. Your daughter is um likely going to be arrested for DUI, but your granddaughter seems to be in good health from the accident and we would love to get her to you to keep her in a safe, warm place tonight. You have to leave your daughter alone. Okay, leave your daughter alone and just come to the fire rig, please, so you can get your granddaughter, okay? Fantastic. Thank you. Grandma lives at the pickleball courts. Should be here really soon. She's pretty half drunk, so she's going to get arrested. Okay, do you understand your instructions? >> I'm ready. Okay. Go ahead and Go ahead and begin. No. One. One. Two. Woo. Three. Four. Okay. Go ahead and relax. All right, so now we're going to do the one-legged stand. Do you understand? I understand. Okay. You may begin. Keep your arms at your side. Arms down at your side. Uh down? Down at your side. There you go, just like that. >> Down. Okay, you can put your foot down. I feel like I'm not straight, Alex. I'd be wobbly whether or not I was sober or not, you know what I mean? Okay. Go ahead, place your hands behind your back for me, ma'am. Okay. We have one in custody, DUI, vehicle four. Okay, ma'am, we're going to go to the back of this car up here. Okay, come Yep, your mom already came and picked you up. Go ahead Go ahead face this way for me. Yep. What's up, girl? Go ahead, face this way for me, right there. Just like that, okay? Stay right there for my partner. All right, go ahead and hop in the back of this car for me. So right now we're going to go to the station and we're going to do um the breath machine. Oh, it's not you, but it's the police. What else do I have to sign? Your rights. If If If you If you decide to wave those rights, okay. Okay. Do you know how much my bail is? I don't know. So, I need just one nice, steady breath, okay? So, just deep breath in and then like you're blowing up a balloon, right? Just Hey, wait a minute. Can I ask you to hold my nose up for me? No. No. He just said hell no. Don't worry, I have tissues. We can do that here in a second. All right, I'm going to tell you when to stop. Go ahead. I'll try to coach you as you go. No, too hard. Too hard. Steady blow. Good. Good. Good. Keep going. Keep going. Great. Doing great. Good job. Good job. Keep going as long as you can. Good. Almost there. Almost there. Okay, stop. Yeah, it was a little it was a little aggressive on the first start. It was It was okay. >> [laughter] >> All right, ready? Breathe it out for me. And then just like last night. Yeah. Big breath and then nice and gentle continuous blow. Little softer. There you go. Keep going. Good. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. You're almost there. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Okay. That was hard. Holy Got to do it again. I'm sorry. I know. Okay, ready? Don't let it turn out on you. Good. Just like that. Keep going. Little softer. There you go. Better. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Take a breath. Take a breath. Blow. Little softer. There you go. Nice steady blow. Keep going. Doing great. Almost there. Okay, stop. Take a breath. Okay, blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Almost there. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Okay, stop. Take a breath. Looks like it did so far. So, what is it? What did you What is it? The results. Yeah. .18 and .17. .128 The woman was charged with DUI, failure to notify after striking fixed property, and child endangerment.

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