This upsets me badly because my mom and grandmother were nearly killed by a drunk driver. This guy had multiple DUIs before and didn't lose his license. My grandmother was the passenger and escaped with minor injuries. My mom...not so much. Her back, neck and, head trauma sent her to the hospital. She had a brain bleed and along with the other injuries, could not physically go back to work. She had a great job. Raised my brother and I alone and worked damn hard. People like this...took that away from her. She still carries on today but, suffers in pain and often feels like a failure because of judgment from others. To me, she's amazing. She got up every day still and made sure my brother and I were always cared for. What hurts her as well...is that the DD didn't care. Even when sober. Oh, and the driver never even apologized. Much like this terrible woman, he thought he was the victim. He wasn't even hurt. He was in a Ford truck and my mom, a Sunfire. If he hit them head on, they would have been crushed. I am sorry. Fuck people like this. You could seriously alter someone's life, take a life or hurt yourself and thus, the people who love you. If you want to drink. Fine. Don't care. But, keep your ass away from vehicles.
Esp in this day of age, theres uber, buses, and taxis.. phones as well to call a loved one to pick u up. Its not hard at all. If u tell someone ur drunk and have to get ur car later theyll understand or u have someone pick it up for u. If u got money to drink u should set aside fare money.
This is normal for an alcoholic with no self control. It's not normal for the majority of people who know when to stop and drink in safe amounts and don't drive after drinking.
My friends dad is an alcoholic he drinks vodka like it's water but he also knows he can't drive after he starts drinking. My point is that even some alcoholics are aware that they shouldn't be driving after they start drinking for the day.
I'm a self admitted out of control drunk, but here's the thing. I buy my case of beer (no, not Butt Lite) and I stay the frig home. I destroy my body in the privacy of my own home and leave other people alone and safe.
@@Theproclaimed In almost all states it’s a three strike system before someone has their license revoked. Those that dont use the 3 strike method may only lose it for a up to a year, which is how you end up with people who rack up a bunch of DUIs. This is the same regardless of gender. Unless the female privilege is living in a lenient state and not being able to count to 3. Not sure how that’s relevant here.
I'm from Wisconsin, so I know this is probably NOT only her fourth DUI. It's more like at least her fifth. When you get your first in WI, it can usually be taken off your record if you pay a fine and do Community Service. There are people who have gotten 10 DUIs, yet still have their License. It's Wisconsin. Just a fact of life here.
I drove through Wisconsin a few years ago and there was an absolutely plastered dude driving on a freeway on a Sunday afternoon. He was drifting into other lanes, unable to maintain a consistent speed, etc. My mom was on the phone with 911 while I drove and a cop was waiting somewhere up ahead and stopped him before he hurt someone, thank God. I checked police records a week later and confirmed that he was definitely drunk out of his mind.
How is her father not being charged, he KNOWS he picked up his drunk daughter from the scene of an accident where she drove her car into someone's HOUSE, surely that has to be SOME sort of crime...
If I remember correctly watching the full video they explain that she walked away from the scene, then called her dad to pick her up. So from his (very rose tinted) perspective, she was drunk and walking down the street, and didn't ask any follow up questions.
😂😂😂😂 Right! OR... Neighbor: WHY IS THERE A CAR IN MY HOUSE?! Karen: * stumbles out of the car and leaves purse and belongings in car * What car?? What accident?? 🤷🏿♀️
Germany : 1st DUI, the license is gone for up to 1 year. 2nd DUI, your license is gone for ever. If you hurt anybody while driving intoxicated, you'll have a free trip to a prison for some years + paying compensation to the victims. Never drink and drive. I'm German, and we love beer and wine. But when I'm drinking, I call a taxi or let me pick up. Best wishes to the US.
That's not true. If you are below 0.11 bac and not involved in an accident you lose your licence for 1 month for the 1st DUI, 2 months for the 2nd and 3 months for the 3rd. But everyone above 0.16 or with a 2nd DUI above 0.05 has to pass the so called "Idiotentest" (MPU), which is expensive and has a high failure rate. If you cause an accident with 0.03 or higher it can turn into a felony, basically you lose your licence for at least 6 months and can get a prison sentence of up to 5 years. Europe is generally stricter and lot of slavic countries have a zero tolerance policy. For hardest punishments look up Slovakai or Poland, they are cracking down on drunk drivers.
@@ProdigyFaith Yes, you're right 👍 I was more on the "felony rules" and mixed something up. Crashing into a house, leaving the scene, claiming it's her fathers fault, is not a misdemeanor, it's a felony. And felony means in this case the license will be revoked for at least 6 months up to 5 years, perhaps for livetime. And in the case, you'll do it again, then is the license guaranteed revoked for livetime.
@@LanaKayo Only for example : Christian Brückner. Is actually imprisoned, and he is facing to be in prison for livetime. Keyword : Maddie McCann and many other victims. 😪
My husband got a DUI twenty years ago and never drank and drove again. He rarely ever even has a drink since then. He said it cost him ten thousand dollars and his license for 90 days. He almost lost his job because it requires a valid driver's license. It was stupid to drive home. He was more scared of his father picking him up than the cops arresting him. He actually begged the cops not to call his Dad. He told our older children not to be stupid and call us anytime if you cant drive and we will get them no questions or judgements.
No. You can't always blame the parents for every shitty adult. They have their part in it, sure, but there's plenty of people out there that have enabling parents and don't turn out 4 times a felony charge.
@@lethfuil yeah, but I think you might be forgetting that this woman's father was on the phone babying her when she had drunkenly run into someone's house. The way it comes off is that she's used crying to daddy as a means of getting out of trouble throughout her life. Her dad didn't make her drink, drive, and crash into a house, but his reaction gives the impression that he doesn't believe his precious little flower does anything wrong.
@@lethfuil did you even watch the entire video? He picked her up at the scene, was there when he was pulled over and questioned, then gets a call from his blubbering felonious daughter and says ‘oh darling, is this your fourth now? Alright I’ll be right there.’ Miss us with this nonsense.
I like how at first her strategy is to deny everything, then she immediately jumps to "am I gonna go to jail?" Go to jail for what Stacy? You said you didn't crash your car!
This is what genuine alcoholism looks like fr. As someone who drinks and has been blackout drunk multiple times, it takes SO much alcohol to get to this point, let alone at fucking 4pm. That or drinking on an actual empty stomach. This woman needs serious help and the legal system needs to get its shit together.
@@autigaming1376 Well, countries with real rehabilitation programs have much lower crime rates than countries that don't (the US, regimes, third world etc). Must be a coincidence. 🤷🏻♂️ Seriously, just locking people up and punishing them as much as possible does nothing for anyone. Society included. It's also a toxic mindset to favour revenge, or throwing people out of society, over working on making stuff better.
i feel it’s only somewhat admirable to me when the lies seem convincing. this was pitiful, a minute into the footage i thought “ok these cops are being tOO patient with her”
I never drive anywhere after a drink. I refuse to drink outside of my home unless someone else I know is driving me and I still refuse to have more than 2 drinks at most. I’ve been black out drunk (in my own home for a party) and still have clarity of the night before. If I forget anything it’s “did I wash my makeup off” or “did I take the trash out” never is it “did I crash my car into my neighbors house”
I got a DUI at 21 after my friend took their own life, was in a ba place and made a really bad decision. I'm 32 now and havent drank since. That DUI could have saved my life and others later in my life Great video August 🦆
Maybe it's in their brain. They've been told so many times they've done wrong, maybe even got yelled at many times. So the fact that they deny they are in the wrong is clearly a cause for that.
the dad is also to blame for her behavior it's clear that she's daddy's little girl and probably spoiled her to the point where she doesn't get much of punishment just probably a scolding but daddy keeps bailing her out if I were that father I'd be like "well you're an adult, you did this to herself, you have to face the consequences" don't give a child your child freeway just becuase "my child" she could've killed someone if the 2nd time it wasn't getting through her head not to do this nor the 3rd of even the 4th then she doesn't need a liscense she needs a full time baby sitter because she's not mentally sane to take care of herself.
You don't know the full story. Sure, she could be spoiled and sheltered from consequences. But her dad could also be covering for her because he feels guilty or responsible in some way. It doesn't excuse this kind of thing, but it's also dangerous to make assumptions. All we know is that she's very, very sick and that she needs to stay off the roads
@@msjkramey If you can't handle your child having to face consequences for their actions you shouldn't be a parent. Even so, she isn't a 12 year old girl she's a grown woman
@ladydepravity570 it's a little late to decide not to become a parent in this case, huh? Never said she didn't deserve consequences, just that she's very sick and we don't know why
@@RavenRose1987 then be selfish about it. If we do nothing and don't address this illness, then she will eventually be back on the road again, drunk. And who knows if everyone will be so lucky next time
Yeah I can’t even imagine the exchange between me and my mom in this situation: “Hey mom can you pick me up? There’s something wrong with my car” “Sure hun, did you get a flat tire or something?” “No, some loser’s house is surrounding it” “Where did I go wrong with you?”
I love how she's literally playing out in real life the old joke about "Stacy" being the name of a dumb privileged White girl in her early 20s. Sometimes the classics just stay classic. Only missing element is that she's brunette rather than blonde.
Pretty sure the reason she fled is due to mandatory jail time for the fourth offense which still seems incredibly generous. I had an employee* once who had two & crashed into like 9 cars & still to this day serves liquor as a bartender. NO JOKE!! Stay safe
Had a guy who t-boned my car and caused us to roll over pull the ol' "I don't remember the accident" card. Although in our case he conveniently remembered everything else except hitting our car. He remembers he was going 80 getting off at an exit. He remembers swerving to avoid a car slowing down to take the exit, too. He remembers hitting the concrete sound wall and how it sent him flying across two lanes of highway. And somehow he forgot that he hit an SUV and made it flip over twice before it came to rest on its roof. Which is crazy because I remember watching the road and sky spin quite vividly. And we sure as hell didn't flip ourselves.
@@moist1700 surprisingly yes. We both got cuts and bruises. My friend broke his non driving ankle and my worst injury was a bruise wrapping around my bicep. Also a lightning bolt shaped gash. I quite literally got up and walked away from all that
@@moist1700 and I am eternally thankful for that. Also, side note, there was a fireman, a dispatcher, and an at home nurse that witnessed this crash. All on their way to work, too. They clocked in early cuz not even like.... Maybe 30 seconds after we stopped moving they were all there helping us. And they provided testimony and confirmed the guy did indeed hit us.... Contrary to his report.
Though he probably did it to avoid accountability, I also don't really remember T-ing a car in my accident. I remember driving, seeing him, hitting the breaks, and thinking "I'm not gonna make it." Then there's just a blank spot, maybe a crashing sound if I really try to remember, and when my memory comes back I'm in my destroyed car on the side of the road. It's really quite unnerving.
7:13 Professional Ozzy impersonator here. 14 shots in and I still had the common sense to call an Uber so no one had to dui the 5 miles back to the hotel. Alcohol makes you think you're smarter, more charismatic, and talented than you really are. In her head she has the cops stumped. It also makes you ignore consequences of the future... Screw future me, I wanna eat a bag of cheetos, three twinkies, and 8 ounces of dried cranberries.
First of all, professional Ozzy impersonator sounds like an amazing job! Second, proud of you having the good sense not to drink and drive. Shit, the moment I have edibles, my ass ain't going anywhere, or I'm calling an Uber if I do. I don't care if it's to repark the car, I'm not getting behind the wheel!
@@justyouraveragecorgiI would genuinely love to see how in the hell phoenix wright could possibly defend her, he's got some insane plays and luck so maybe he actually could lol
If you have to ask if you're going to jail, you're probably going to jail. Also. DUDE. Four freaking felony DUIs is absolutely sickening. She reminds me of that, "Affluenza" defense idiot kid. He kept getting off because his parents were rich and enabling his dangerous behavior. He too had very good attorneys. Seems those attorneys were well versed in getting that whole family out of questionable situations. Unfortunately, affluenza kid eventually went on to killed four people that were just helping each other on the side of the road. Drunk again at the wheel, nearly killing all his friends in the truck. He was also underage and without a only a learners permit, I believe. Anyway. Hopefully that elderly couple can repair the house. Thankfully she didn't kill anyone in the home. Why are they waiting for her to do exactly that? It's infuriating.
Yeahhhh...so i live in New Mexico and it is a common occurrence to be watching local news and hear reported that an accident happened somewhere in the state with injuries or fatalities caused by a DUI drive who is subsequently found to have three four or five incidents of the same thing in their past. None of us understand the legality or logic of allowing these people to contunue holding valud licenses and being allowed to operate an auto. Its mind boggling.
the hearsay that she was referring to that the cop rightfully recognized in her language and steered her away from was the testimony from the neighbor specifically linking her as the driver of the vehicle. This would be important for any case they might want to bring as she could have argued that the vehicle was stolen by a stranger that they could even argue that she asked to drive her home, she would have to be say 4 times felony dumb for such a defense to work but I think she has it locked in.
I been that guy, I'm a 3 way stop so ppl race til they realize the turn. One dude's lucky we moved the boat back, the tip would've impaled him. tipsy AND racing.
Stacy: dude wheres my car? Officer: through a home Stacy: no its not! Also stacy: I REALLY don't want to go to jail Homeowner: Well, I REALLY didn’t want a car in my home, but here we are!
As a person who has been blackout drunk at 4:30 on a Thursday before, at no point while this drunk (or drunker) have I ever thought “yeah, I can drive like this”.
I got one dui five years ago First ever offense Couldnt join the army because of the 3 year probation period that didnt begin till i completed all these hoops, And this girl has 4 felonies and shes calling her dad from the cop car, we are not equal
I have an ex aunt who has had 3 DUI's and is an RN. Because she has connections and money, they continue to let her keep her license, and she still drives drunk regularly. They keep trying to make stricter drinking laws, but they dont even punish people with our current laws properly. It's caos.
3 prior DUIs and then smashes her car into a house... she has clearly never been held accountable for her bullshit. she should not have had a license at all after 3 prior DUIs. The legal system is is failing everyone in that town by giving her too many second chances.
I agree with you 100%, even as quite the boozer myself. Don't mix alcohol and driving. It's not some kind of 4D chess. It really is that simple. This gal was shielded from serious consequences SO MANY TIMES already, but apparently she never appreciated or learned anything positive from any of that.
I've seen this entire bodycam footage and it's absolutely infuriating. The conversation with her father explains exactly why Stacy doesn't think driving her car, while completely wasted, into someone's house is something she should be held accountable for. She was clearly never told no as a child or been held accountable for her choices by her father. She's extremely lucky she hasn't killed anyone and hopefully they'll keep her locked up this time so she won't be able to in the future. It's insane how lax DUI laws are in some states. The fact that she was allowed to call her father to pick her up while being transported to the jail for processing is insane to me.
God this woman reminds me of my mother. In my mom’s case, it’s that she was attempting to manipulate whoever she was talking to but was too drunk to keep her story straight. Her favorite lie was that someone stole her identity and that’s who smashed into someone in the McDonald’s parking lot. They got a car just like hers and made themselves look like her, too. I’m getting that same vibe with Stacy here. She fully knows it’s all absurd but she’s hoping they’ll just buy it anyway.
Alcoholism is no joke. I am glad no one got killed or injured, and I seriously hope she gets some help for her drinking problem. It’s a real struggle if you’ve dealt with addiction, but if she runs someone over by accident because of her recklessness, she will be dealing with more issues than whatever she has going on that’s making her drink...
Three DUIs. She should be in jail, not behind the wheel getting a fourth. Lying to police should a crime, and by that, I mean each lie adds to severity of the penalty individually. Dad should go to jail too as an accomplice. I've only drunk to excess about six times in my life (55yo) and never have I been tempted to drive. Twice, I spent the night and most of the next day curled up in my back seat waiting to be recovered enough to get home safely.
I use to have friend with 7 dui's on his record. I learned my damn lesson after my first one. How people can afford to make that mistake that many times is beyond me.
To me, as someone who has a medical condition that prevents me from driving, the worst part of this is that people like this take complete advantage of the privilege to drive. When they get in trouble or something, all they do is whine and try to divert blame so they can get back out and do it all over again. These kinds of things infuriate me, because most people (good and bad) really dont appreciate how important of a resource it is and just abuse it
this is super bizarre cuz me and my fiancé watch your videos all the time and this is in our town literally a mile from my house . what are the chances . love your videos !
I've dealt with someone like this before (my mother's friend) she was a severe alcoholic and had multiple duis and she has acted almost exactly like this just with more crying and slurring when she crashed the car
This happens in Portland (Oregon, the scary one in the NW) often, usually after being stolen from a few blocks away. My family friend was the victim, except it wasn't crashed into a house, but her car. Had to learn how to walk, talk, spell, and do math again after that. The guy then stole another car to flee the scene, wasn't even drunk, just stupid.
A friend of mine just went through this. Drunk hit her house so hard that he moved it on its foundation then tried to run off on foot. Neighbors got him and held him until the police got there. That was last year. The guy acted A lot like this.
I don’t watch a ton of commentary but your work truly reflects in your videos, you’re honest, analytical and these productions are absolutely amazing, idk where you came from but I am so proud of you, I bet it’s taken so much work and effort.
When a cop says oh this is your time to give your side of the story...SHUT UP!!! Never answer questions without counsel present, even if it means a trip to jail. Also never do field sobriety tests, they are flawed.
@@mikel6989the field sobriety test depends on what state you’re in and if you’ve been near anything that could trigger the breathalyzer or have any conditions that cause you to be uncoordinated or imbalanced . They can give back false results but it’s usually accurate and they’ll usually do other tests if you request them at a station or holding cell
As somebody who has had a large share of alcohol, I have never reached a state where I was this ridiculous let alone thinking it was okay to get behind the wheel. Some people can handle alcohol just fine, others turn angry or stupid.
That dad's voice is not the voice of a father whose daughter just committed her 4th felony offense... Parents need to be parents, or else we're going to see more Staceys out there.
Here, on your first conviction/plead you are required to have an interlock on the car as well as constant monitoring at your expense. Yet 3 times and still driving? 3rd time is a mandatory 10 years as a felony. Heck, refusing to even take the test on the first ask is enough for 6 months revoke.
@@ayemane2828 True, but most of us can't lose it for 6+ months, not to mention the fines. As I said, even refusing is automatically revoked, at least here. And yes, they do enforce that.
I can’t imagine the thinking that went into fleeing the scene yet leaving the car. It’s got a license plate on it. A friend of mine once dui crashed his car and I picked him up, unknowingly. He had a number of dui’s already so was trying not to get another one. He told the cops his son was driving the car. I believe he actually got away with it, but he got caught on another dui and had a breathalyzer installed onto his vehicle, as well as being on sobriety court.
I don't believe you've never had drinks, but it is possible to believe you've never gotten drunk. This is the behavior of something used to getting their way and think they can talk their way out.
I dunno what it is, but there is something kind of soothing about the way cops do that thing where they ask questions as if they don't know the answer. When Stacey says "No, we live around here but no." and the cop is just like "Yep."
To answer August's question about being drunk; no. This isn't normal, but it's also not terribly uncommon. For me, the fun part of drinking is getting together with humans that I love, drinking just enough to let your guard down and get a little goofy, and then UBERING HOME. Some people can't stop at 3/4 drinks, they have to keep going the second the have a sip. This woman is one of those people. When people black out, they roll the dice of doing something terrible and stupid. Drinking responsibly is so important
I also can laugh at this. Because when I was a small child (maybe 12 years old?) I was at home on a Saturday watching TV while my folks/family members were at work or out running errands and an SUV crashed into the back of the house we lived in. Wrecked the hell of our back porch but I peeked out the back door to see said SUV and about 5 cops surrounding the vehicle pointing guns at it. Scared me so bad.
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"this woman already has three DUI's. Why they allow people like this to still have a license" Yeah, there was a 19 year old girl in Tampa that already had two, they hadn't revoked her license and she was drunk and drove through a fence into the outdoor play area of a day care and killed a kid. I think she was sentenced to all of ten years. Because, yeah, that seems fair. Now get caught with a small amount of an illegal narcotic and you get 5 years. Because, yeah, that seems fair.
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I'm on her side. The homeowner clearly backed the house out in front of her without looking both ways
I also think the homeowners might have been drinking in the house that day.
Clearly 🤷🏻♂️
😂😂😂
I’m so glad I know how to drive my house
Thank you for that. Thank you.
I'm on team don't be an idiot while driving around a 4000lb death machine. The fact that Stacy has 3 DUI's and a divers license scares me.
Can I join your team bro
@@tylerdejong6930 of course!
Exactly. Who tf let that happen??
They should take her divers license! No more dink and dive
She has a level of entitlement that only a White woman can have
How irresponsible for them to build their house where she was going to be driving. 🤦♂️
Ugh! So true! I hate inconsiderate people like them!! So in the way, just like mailboxes, ya know?
You're right! That was a stupid, idiotic design idea they did.
*I smell a woosh coming*
Fr
Those people are the worst😡
Ha!
This upsets me badly because my mom and grandmother were nearly killed by a drunk driver. This guy had multiple DUIs before and didn't lose his license.
My grandmother was the passenger and escaped with minor injuries. My mom...not so much. Her back, neck and, head trauma sent her to the hospital.
She had a brain bleed and along with the other injuries, could not physically go back to work. She had a great job. Raised my brother and I alone and worked damn hard.
People like this...took that away from her. She still carries on today but, suffers in pain and often feels like a failure because of judgment from others. To me, she's amazing. She got up every day still and made sure my brother and I were always cared for. What hurts her as well...is that the DD didn't care. Even when sober.
Oh, and the driver never even apologized. Much like this terrible woman, he thought he was the victim. He wasn't even hurt. He was in a Ford truck and my mom, a Sunfire. If he hit them head on, they would have been crushed.
I am sorry. Fuck people like this. You could seriously alter someone's life, take a life or hurt yourself and thus, the people who love you.
If you want to drink. Fine. Don't care. But, keep your ass away from vehicles.
I feel you, sib. (HUG)
Yep. Zero tolerance on drunk driving.
There should be a proper IQ test to get a drivers license, and a second DUI should be a permaban from ever driving again.
Esp in this day of age, theres uber, buses, and taxis.. phones as well to call a loved one to pick u up. Its not hard at all. If u tell someone ur drunk and have to get ur car later theyll understand or u have someone pick it up for u. If u got money to drink u should set aside fare money.
Thats why retributive justice should be a thing.
This is normal for an alcoholic with no self control. It's not normal for the majority of people who know when to stop and drink in safe amounts and don't drive after drinking.
Well said.
Not even that. This is full on non-functional bottom shelf vodka alcoholic. She needs help. A lot.
My friends dad is an alcoholic he drinks vodka like it's water but he also knows he can't drive after he starts drinking. My point is that even some alcoholics are aware that they shouldn't be driving after they start drinking for the day.
I'm a self admitted out of control drunk, but here's the thing. I buy my case of beer (no, not Butt Lite) and I stay the frig home. I destroy my body in the privacy of my own home and leave other people alone and safe.
@lockhak33 in all fairness, he gave the qualifier "with no self-control"
3 DUI's and still got a licence? She definitely has a good lawyer.
Her lawyer is Saul Goodman level
Yes because multiple DUI people never drive on a suspended license
Female privilege
@@Theproclaimed In almost all states it’s a three strike system before someone has their license revoked. Those that dont use the 3 strike method may only lose it for a up to a year, which is how you end up with people who rack up a bunch of DUIs. This is the same regardless of gender.
Unless the female privilege is living in a lenient state and not being able to count to 3. Not sure how that’s relevant here.
@@buffer_brain1917you did research, cool. But it’s a widely known fact that women are punished lighter than men for every single crime.
"Your car is sticking out of their house."
"....That's hearsay."
Took me 30 seconds to stop laughing
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She's been watching way too many judge shows.
Haha damn she's regarded
@@samholdsworth420highly regarded
Just commented the same before I saw your post. It's hilarious - I'll steal it to use whenever I have f☠️ked up.. 😅
I'm from Wisconsin, so I know this is probably NOT only her fourth DUI. It's more like at least her fifth.
When you get your first in WI, it can usually be taken off your record if you pay a fine and do Community Service.
There are people who have gotten 10 DUIs, yet still have their License.
It's Wisconsin. Just a fact of life here.
We are one of the most alcoholic states
That's terrifying... It must be the Spotted Cow.
That's wild
Of course WI drivers get 10 DUIs their blood is purely made of cheese and beer.
I drove through Wisconsin a few years ago and there was an absolutely plastered dude driving on a freeway on a Sunday afternoon. He was drifting into other lanes, unable to maintain a consistent speed, etc. My mom was on the phone with 911 while I drove and a cop was waiting somewhere up ahead and stopped him before he hurt someone, thank God. I checked police records a week later and confirmed that he was definitely drunk out of his mind.
I loved it when they told her where the car was and the response was "Well, that's hearsay."
Ikr🤣. Like, that's not hearsay, that's just what happened, that's what's there.
That's such a habitual alcoholics response. If you've ever been around them you have heard that shit so many times.
No mam, that's your car and personal belongings. That would be considered damning evidence to most people.
"Hearsay? No, it's still sitting there right this moment and I could show you if I thought there was any point in it."
@@Dee_Just_Dee Your PURSE was in it with your ID. Look up the definition of hearsay and get back to me.
How is her father not being charged, he KNOWS he picked up his drunk daughter from the scene of an accident where she drove her car into someone's HOUSE, surely that has to be SOME sort of crime...
Aiding and abetting
Obstruction of justice, and potentially harboring a felon/fugitive or the like if that is on the books. @@romantic_hippie
If I remember correctly watching the full video they explain that she walked away from the scene, then called her dad to pick her up. So from his (very rose tinted) perspective, she was drunk and walking down the street, and didn't ask any follow up questions.
She walked away from the scene then called her dad
Neighbor:“WHY IS THERE A CAR IN MY HOUSE?”
Stacey:“STOP ATTACKING ME 😭😭”
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😂😂😂😂 Right! OR...
Neighbor: WHY IS THERE A CAR IN MY HOUSE?!
Karen: * stumbles out of the car and leaves purse and belongings in car * What car?? What accident?? 🤷🏿♀️
@@MelaninCosplay BAHAH LOL 💀
My farts are better than August’s farts 💨
@@p-__ 😐👍
Germany : 1st DUI, the license is gone for up to 1 year.
2nd DUI, your license is gone for ever.
If you hurt anybody while driving intoxicated, you'll have a free trip to a prison for some years + paying compensation to the victims.
Never drink and drive.
I'm German, and we love beer and wine. But when I'm drinking, I call a taxi or let me pick up.
Best wishes to the US.
I wish this was us but "freedom" and all that
That's not true.
If you are below 0.11 bac and not involved in an accident you lose your licence for 1 month for the 1st DUI, 2 months for the 2nd and 3 months for the 3rd.
But everyone above 0.16 or with a 2nd DUI above 0.05 has to pass the so called "Idiotentest" (MPU), which is expensive and has a high failure rate.
If you cause an accident with 0.03 or higher it can turn into a felony, basically you lose your licence for at least 6 months and can get a prison sentence of up to 5 years.
Europe is generally stricter and lot of slavic countries have a zero tolerance policy. For hardest punishments look up Slovakai or Poland, they are cracking down on drunk drivers.
@@ProdigyFaith Yes, you're right 👍
I was more on the "felony rules" and mixed something up.
Crashing into a house, leaving the scene, claiming it's her fathers fault, is not a misdemeanor, it's a felony.
And felony means in this case the license will be revoked for at least 6 months up to 5 years,
perhaps for livetime.
And in the case, you'll do it again, then is the license guaranteed revoked for livetime.
Als ob bei uns jemand in den Knast kommt außer für Schwarzfahren oder Steuern.
@@LanaKayo Only for example : Christian Brückner.
Is actually imprisoned, and he is facing to be in prison for livetime.
Keyword : Maddie McCann and many other victims. 😪
My husband got a DUI twenty years ago and never drank and drove again. He rarely ever even has a drink since then. He said it cost him ten thousand dollars and his license for 90 days. He almost lost his job because it requires a valid driver's license. It was stupid to drive home. He was more scared of his father picking him up than the cops arresting him. He actually begged the cops not to call his Dad. He told our older children not to be stupid and call us anytime if you cant drive and we will get them no questions or judgements.
That phone call with her dad fully explains why she is the way she is.
Yup!
Clearly the DNA lottery spit out a real winning ticket to Stacy’s parents and they’ve indulged and enabled her for her *entire fucking life*
No. You can't always blame the parents for every shitty adult.
They have their part in it, sure, but there's plenty of people out there that have enabling parents and don't turn out 4 times a felony charge.
@@lethfuil yeah, but I think you might be forgetting that this woman's father was on the phone babying her when she had drunkenly run into someone's house. The way it comes off is that she's used crying to daddy as a means of getting out of trouble throughout her life. Her dad didn't make her drink, drive, and crash into a house, but his reaction gives the impression that he doesn't believe his precious little flower does anything wrong.
@@lethfuil did you even watch the entire video? He picked her up at the scene, was there when he was pulled over and questioned, then gets a call from his blubbering felonious daughter and says ‘oh darling, is this your fourth now? Alright I’ll be right there.’
Miss us with this nonsense.
How delusional do you have to be to act like crashing a car intentionally is not a crime
Delusional enough to forget that you crashed a car at all
I like how at first her strategy is to deny everything, then she immediately jumps to "am I gonna go to jail?" Go to jail for what Stacy? You said you didn't crash your car!
She's a white woman. Her reality is completely different from yours.
"They asked me to help with the remodelling. They wanted to put some sliding glass doors in that wall." Might have worked.
Women level, that the level of delusional one must be
This is what genuine alcoholism looks like fr. As someone who drinks and has been blackout drunk multiple times, it takes SO much alcohol to get to this point, let alone at fucking 4pm. That or drinking on an actual empty stomach. This woman needs serious help and the legal system needs to get its shit together.
It doesn’t actually take that much if you’re drinking hard liquor 😅
glad someone else is bringing up the fact that it's apparently 4 pm when she's that hammered.
no she does not need help she just needs to be locked away. we saw what "rehabilitation" has done and it did absolute fuck all.
you build a tolerance over time and she obviously has a problem@@terranhealer
@@autigaming1376 Well, countries with real rehabilitation programs have much lower crime rates than countries that don't (the US, regimes, third world etc). Must be a coincidence. 🤷🏻♂️
Seriously, just locking people up and punishing them as much as possible does nothing for anyone. Society included.
It's also a toxic mindset to favour revenge, or throwing people out of society, over working on making stuff better.
I don't know if I should admire the level of denial she committed to, there are some serial killers that folded faster under interrogation than her.
And that is scary
i feel it’s only somewhat admirable to me when the lies seem convincing. this was pitiful, a minute into the footage i thought “ok these cops are being tOO patient with her”
@@wtfvenusss cops:we know you crashed your car
Her: I didn't crash my car tho
Cops: thank you for your time
I never drive anywhere after a drink. I refuse to drink outside of my home unless someone else I know is driving me and I still refuse to have more than 2 drinks at most. I’ve been black out drunk (in my own home for a party) and still have clarity of the night before. If I forget anything it’s “did I wash my makeup off” or “did I take the trash out” never is it “did I crash my car into my neighbors house”
"This is bullshit!" Getting charged with your fourth felony, is in fact, not bullshit.
no its bullshit, just not for the reason she thinks lol
I got a DUI at 21 after my friend took their own life, was in a ba place and made a really bad decision.
I'm 32 now and havent drank since. That DUI could have saved my life and others later in my life
Great video August 🦆
Hey i'm glad you got off of it :D have a good day Grizzly! :3
@@XXXXXXXXXXXXDDDDDDDDDDD thanks 🙂 Hope you have a great day as well
I have no idea how entitled these people have to be to play the victim even though they're in the wrong
Maybe it's in their brain. They've been told so many times they've done wrong, maybe even got yelled at many times. So the fact that they deny they are in the wrong is clearly a cause for that.
Women ☕️
@@leonnunhofer3453 Is it just women?
@@YuriChan4215 Doubt it. I think it's there parents never telling them no, if she was told she was in the wrong she wouldn't be entilted.
@@leonnunhofer3453worst bait
I know a guy who has 5 DUIs and is somehow able to get a pilots license.
These punishments dont fit the crimes for these drunk drivers.
Ikr? In Europe and slavic countries, it would be unheard of. But in America just an average tuesdays afternoon. 😂
Hilarious to think about him flying to and from work and around town to do chores like to the bank and grocery store.
America really needs to take a page from our neighbors across the pond and permanently suspend a license after the second DUI
Stacy should have had the license taken before strike 3. Once they learned it was going to be a repetitive thing they don't need to be driving
Yeah its like, the second time instantly take it. The first time didnt taught her anything ?
the dad is also to blame for her behavior it's clear that she's daddy's little girl and probably spoiled her to the point where she doesn't get much of punishment just probably a scolding but daddy keeps bailing her out
if I were that father I'd be like "well you're an adult, you did this to herself, you have to face the consequences"
don't give a child your child freeway just becuase "my child" she could've killed someone if the 2nd time it wasn't getting through her head not to do this nor the 3rd of even the 4th then she doesn't need a liscense she needs a full time baby sitter because she's not mentally sane to take care of herself.
It's creepy of both of them for her to be daddy's little girl.
Don't give her a freeway. Don't even give her a side street.
@@dennisdezarn5895maybe remove her from sidewalks, too. You know, just to err on the side of caution.
@@JumpCutThisWe shouldn’t even let her onto the grass by the sidewalk. Do you think we should keep her out of alleyways, too?
4th Felony and she says it's BS?!?!
It's so obvious her parents have never told her no before. She probably doesn't even know what the word means
You don't know the full story. Sure, she could be spoiled and sheltered from consequences. But her dad could also be covering for her because he feels guilty or responsible in some way. It doesn't excuse this kind of thing, but it's also dangerous to make assumptions. All we know is that she's very, very sick and that she needs to stay off the roads
@@msjkramey If you can't handle your child having to face consequences for their actions you shouldn't be a parent. Even so, she isn't a 12 year old girl she's a grown woman
@ladydepravity570 it's a little late to decide not to become a parent in this case, huh? Never said she didn't deserve consequences, just that she's very sick and we don't know why
@@msjkramey Well yeah its late but I dont think sympathy is deserved in this case
@@RavenRose1987 then be selfish about it. If we do nothing and don't address this illness, then she will eventually be back on the road again, drunk. And who knows if everyone will be so lucky next time
"were should your car be?" "Probably close to my house"😂😂😂
In her defense her car is close to a house, it just isn’t her house and it was a little too close to the house 😂
She’s not delusional, she knows what she’s doing.
Yeah considering the dad helped her flee the scene…looks them the apple didn’t fall far from the tree
Yeah I can’t even imagine the exchange between me and my mom in this situation:
“Hey mom can you pick me up? There’s something wrong with my car”
“Sure hun, did you get a flat tire or something?”
“No, some loser’s house is surrounding it”
“Where did I go wrong with you?”
@@RyanPancakes my dad would drive me straight to the police station himself.
Officer: you crashed ur car into a house
Stacey: well that’s fine 🤷♀️
No no, that’s *clearly hearsay* duh.
I love how she's literally playing out in real life the old joke about "Stacy" being the name of a dumb privileged White girl in her early 20s. Sometimes the classics just stay classic. Only missing element is that she's brunette rather than blonde.
‘Your car was stuck in their house’
‘Well, that’s hearsay’ 💀💀
Dawg that was SeeSay if I ever 💀
@@viscountrainbows2857I laughed far harder than I should have at this. Well done.
@@viscountrainbows2857 best comeback ever
This is absurd. I can't believe someone with four DUI still have a driving license. Poor Stacy.
Pretty sure the reason she fled is due to mandatory jail time for the fourth offense which still seems incredibly generous. I had an employee* once who had two & crashed into like 9 cars & still to this day serves liquor as a bartender. NO JOKE!! Stay safe
Had a guy who t-boned my car and caused us to roll over pull the ol' "I don't remember the accident" card. Although in our case he conveniently remembered everything else except hitting our car. He remembers he was going 80 getting off at an exit. He remembers swerving to avoid a car slowing down to take the exit, too. He remembers hitting the concrete sound wall and how it sent him flying across two lanes of highway. And somehow he forgot that he hit an SUV and made it flip over twice before it came to rest on its roof. Which is crazy because I remember watching the road and sky spin quite vividly. And we sure as hell didn't flip ourselves.
Shit, yall okay?
@@moist1700 surprisingly yes. We both got cuts and bruises. My friend broke his non driving ankle and my worst injury was a bruise wrapping around my bicep. Also a lightning bolt shaped gash. I quite literally got up and walked away from all that
@@dragonreiver8929 well at least yall were okay.
@@moist1700 and I am eternally thankful for that. Also, side note, there was a fireman, a dispatcher, and an at home nurse that witnessed this crash. All on their way to work, too. They clocked in early cuz not even like.... Maybe 30 seconds after we stopped moving they were all there helping us. And they provided testimony and confirmed the guy did indeed hit us.... Contrary to his report.
Though he probably did it to avoid accountability, I also don't really remember T-ing a car in my accident. I remember driving, seeing him, hitting the breaks, and thinking "I'm not gonna make it." Then there's just a blank spot, maybe a crashing sound if I really try to remember, and when my memory comes back I'm in my destroyed car on the side of the road. It's really quite unnerving.
7:13 Professional Ozzy impersonator here.
14 shots in and I still had the common sense to call an Uber so no one had to dui the 5 miles back to the hotel.
Alcohol makes you think you're smarter, more charismatic, and talented than you really are. In her head she has the cops stumped.
It also makes you ignore consequences of the future... Screw future me, I wanna eat a bag of cheetos, three twinkies, and 8 ounces of dried cranberries.
First of all, professional Ozzy impersonator sounds like an amazing job!
Second, proud of you having the good sense not to drink and drive. Shit, the moment I have edibles, my ass ain't going anywhere, or I'm calling an Uber if I do. I don't care if it's to repark the car, I'm not getting behind the wheel!
Ozzy Osbourne?
Hahaha dude I read this comment while eating dried cranberries- got a whole bag right in front of me 😭😭
@@butterspice2103 did u finish it
I have a friend that hides his keys and texts me their location when he knows he's going to get fucked up.
The car is just casually grazing on grass as the cops walk up. How poetic. 2:18
8:45 The fact that she has 3 DUIs and is still driving is making me scratch my head, too. I'm with August, and I can't get over that either.
"Well... your car is actually stuck in their house."
"That's hearsay."
That's some Phoenix Wright levels of arguing right there.
I don't think even Phoenix Wright would defend this lady...
@@justyouraveragecorgiI would genuinely love to see how in the hell phoenix wright could possibly defend her, he's got some insane plays and luck so maybe he actually could lol
If you have to ask if you're going to jail, you're probably going to jail. Also. DUDE. Four freaking felony DUIs is absolutely sickening. She reminds me of that, "Affluenza" defense idiot kid. He kept getting off because his parents were rich and enabling his dangerous behavior. He too had very good attorneys. Seems those attorneys were well versed in getting that whole family out of questionable situations. Unfortunately, affluenza kid eventually went on to killed four people that were just helping each other on the side of the road. Drunk again at the wheel, nearly killing all his friends in the truck. He was also underage and without a only a learners permit, I believe. Anyway. Hopefully that elderly couple can repair the house. Thankfully she didn't kill anyone in the home. Why are they waiting for her to do exactly that? It's infuriating.
A learners permit and his dumb self driving drunk?!? That's horrible and probably part the parents fault
He was driving on a restricted license and not only drunk but on drugs
Cop: Your car is stuck in their house.
Criminal: That's just hearsay 😂😂😂😂😂
props for the cops to not rage quit on the spot omg
Yeahhhh...so i live in New Mexico and it is a common occurrence to be watching local news and hear reported that an accident happened somewhere in the state with injuries or fatalities caused by a DUI drive who is subsequently found to have three four or five incidents of the same thing in their past. None of us understand the legality or logic of allowing these people to contunue holding valud licenses and being allowed to operate an auto. Its mind boggling.
the hearsay that she was referring to that the cop rightfully recognized in her language and steered her away from was the testimony from the neighbor specifically linking her as the driver of the vehicle. This would be important for any case they might want to bring as she could have argued that the vehicle was stolen by a stranger that they could even argue that she asked to drive her home, she would have to be say 4 times felony dumb for such a defense to work but I think she has it locked in.
You might just be giving her far too much credit to be able to come up with that when she can't even stand up straight and is slurring her words. 😂
I been that guy, I'm a 3 way stop so ppl race til they realize the turn. One dude's lucky we moved the boat back, the tip would've impaled him. tipsy AND racing.
Stacy: dude wheres my car?
Officer: through a home
Stacy: no its not!
Also stacy: I REALLY don't want to go to jail
Homeowner: Well, I REALLY didn’t want a car in my home, but here we are!
As a person who has been blackout drunk at 4:30 on a Thursday before, at no point while this drunk (or drunker) have I ever thought “yeah, I can drive like this”.
I got one dui five years ago
First ever offense
Couldnt join the army because of the 3 year probation period that didnt begin till i completed all these hoops,
And this girl has 4 felonies and shes calling her dad from the cop car, we are not equal
Id b in prison with for felonies
You are a good person I'm sure
@@turboshazed7370 im am who i am
Im 34 y/o
I got a speeding ticket and a dui
Whats your criminal record look like ?
@@YWizard i stole candy from a safeway once
I have an ex aunt who has had 3 DUI's and is an RN. Because she has connections and money, they continue to let her keep her license, and she still drives drunk regularly. They keep trying to make stricter drinking laws, but they dont even punish people with our current laws properly. It's caos.
It's sad that her dad let her leave the scene but then again that's probably why she's like this
3 prior DUIs and then smashes her car into a house... she has clearly never been held accountable for her bullshit. she should not have had a license at all after 3 prior DUIs. The legal system is is failing everyone in that town by giving her too many second chances.
I agree with you 100%, even as quite the boozer myself. Don't mix alcohol and driving. It's not some kind of 4D chess. It really is that simple. This gal was shielded from serious consequences SO MANY TIMES already, but apparently she never appreciated or learned anything positive from any of that.
I've seen this entire bodycam footage and it's absolutely infuriating. The conversation with her father explains exactly why Stacy doesn't think driving her car, while completely wasted, into someone's house is something she should be held accountable for. She was clearly never told no as a child or been held accountable for her choices by her father. She's extremely lucky she hasn't killed anyone and hopefully they'll keep her locked up this time so she won't be able to in the future. It's insane how lax DUI laws are in some states. The fact that she was allowed to call her father to pick her up while being transported to the jail for processing is insane to me.
"But Im being charged with a felony" *cries
Guy: " yeah is this your 4th"?
Cries* "well.....yeah" 💀
😭😭😭😂😂😂😂😂
God this woman reminds me of my mother. In my mom’s case, it’s that she was attempting to manipulate whoever she was talking to but was too drunk to keep her story straight. Her favorite lie was that someone stole her identity and that’s who smashed into someone in the McDonald’s parking lot. They got a car just like hers and made themselves look like her, too.
I’m getting that same vibe with Stacy here. She fully knows it’s all absurd but she’s hoping they’ll just buy it anyway.
Disgrace that she had three drunk driving offences behind her, but was still allowed to drive !
Alcoholism is no joke. I am glad no one got killed or injured, and I seriously hope she gets some help for her drinking problem. It’s a real struggle if you’ve dealt with addiction, but if she runs someone over by accident because of her recklessness, she will be dealing with more issues than whatever she has going on that’s making her drink...
I know this may sound harsh but she should have her license permanently suspended like it is over in Europe
The way her father acted is indicative of how she was probably raised, and hence why she acts like this
I love ATDs intro into this,
“Prepare to get angry.”
I’m here for it, man.😂
Three DUIs. She should be in jail, not behind the wheel getting a fourth. Lying to police should a crime, and by that, I mean each lie adds to severity of the penalty individually. Dad should go to jail too as an accomplice.
I've only drunk to excess about six times in my life (55yo) and never have I been tempted to drive. Twice, I spent the night and most of the next day curled up in my back seat waiting to be recovered enough to get home safely.
‘Your honour, you weren’t even there!’
Vibes
Her: “What crash?”
Me: Oh well idk maybe just the car you crashed into a house!?
"What car?"
"What house?"
@@b3c8143 lol
If life had Skyrim mechanics this woman would have level 1 speech
You saying she’s good enough to get to level 1
"That's hearsay."
"No, it isn't."
"Well filibuster. You ever think about that?"
I use to have friend with 7 dui's on his record. I learned my damn lesson after my first one. How people can afford to make that mistake that many times is beyond me.
#Bringbacktheduck its too iconic! we all miss it
Indeed
please!! like don’t even change the new outro just add the lil dude somewhere
To me, as someone who has a medical condition that prevents me from driving, the worst part of this is that people like this take complete advantage of the privilege to drive. When they get in trouble or something, all they do is whine and try to divert blame so they can get back out and do it all over again. These kinds of things infuriate me, because most people (good and bad) really dont appreciate how important of a resource it is and just abuse it
As someone with a seizure condition I feel this ):
this is super bizarre cuz me and my fiancé watch your videos all the time and this is in our town literally a mile from my house . what are the chances . love your videos !
Oooo see if you can find out what happened to her
Do you know her full name or the follow up?
@@msjkramey no but i’m gonna find out i’ll be back !
@@AmbassadorKat gonna try! i’ll post look back occasionally
Which town is this
My favorite quote "Thats here say" In response to you crashed your car into someone's house.
wtf how delusional is she
I've dealt with someone like this before (my mother's friend) she was a severe alcoholic and had multiple duis and she has acted almost exactly like this just with more crying and slurring when she crashed the car
" WHY'D DID YOU CRASH YOUR CAR IN MY HOUSE ?? "
" um... what do you mean ? your house ran into me so... " 🤷♀
edit : the replies be vibing 😭😂
💀
It's hearsay! Also he build his house on her parking lot 🤷♂️
That's why people need to keep their houses on a leash or fenced in.
This happens in Portland (Oregon, the scary one in the NW) often, usually after being stolen from a few blocks away. My family friend was the victim, except it wasn't crashed into a house, but her car. Had to learn how to walk, talk, spell, and do math again after that. The guy then stole another car to flee the scene, wasn't even drunk, just stupid.
I was Expecting to hear, "That house came right out in front of me". From 1001 Rabbit Tales. 😂
She's clearly terrified of facing the consequences of her actions and that's why she doesn't want to admit it.
"Well that's hearsay" 💀 MA'AM
A friend of mine just went through this. Drunk hit her house so hard that he moved it on its foundation then tried to run off on foot. Neighbors got him and held him until the police got there. That was last year. The guy acted A lot like this.
Your honer, my car clearly didn't hit his house, his house hit my car.
Nothing says innocence quite like asking a cop if you're going to be arrested and telling the same cop about your lawyer.
"your car is sticking out of the house"
"well that's hearsay"
😭😭😭 i lost it
I don’t watch a ton of commentary but your work truly reflects in your videos, you’re honest, analytical and these productions are absolutely amazing, idk where you came from but I am so proud of you, I bet it’s taken so much work and effort.
When a cop says oh this is your time to give your side of the story...SHUT UP!!! Never answer questions without counsel present, even if it means a trip to jail. Also never do field sobriety tests, they are flawed.
Great troll 😂😂😂
@@deathbydeviceable Not a troll, its actually good advice if you were a smart person
@@mikel6989the field sobriety test depends on what state you’re in and if you’ve been near anything that could trigger the breathalyzer or have any conditions that cause you to be uncoordinated or imbalanced . They can give back false results but it’s usually accurate and they’ll usually do other tests if you request them at a station or holding cell
@@shade_666 hence why I said they are flawed....
@@mikel6989 i mean they usually aren’t unless you have a medical condition or been around chemicals
As somebody who has had a large share of alcohol, I have never reached a state where I was this ridiculous let alone thinking it was okay to get behind the wheel. Some people can handle alcohol just fine, others turn angry or stupid.
It's only 4:30pm and she's already obliterated. 😂
She's as delusional as comrade Dyatlov during the Chernobyl incident.
That dad's voice is not the voice of a father whose daughter just committed her 4th felony offense...
Parents need to be parents, or else we're going to see more Staceys out there.
“Do you remember hitting a tree?”
“No.” *stumbles for no reason*
Here, on your first conviction/plead you are required to have an interlock on the car as well as constant monitoring at your expense. Yet 3 times and still driving? 3rd time is a mandatory 10 years as a felony. Heck, refusing to even take the test on the first ask is enough for 6 months revoke.
Lawyers will advise you NOT to take a road side test, either refuse completely, or have them take you to the hospital for a blood test
@@ayemane2828 True, but most of us can't lose it for 6+ months, not to mention the fines. As I said, even refusing is automatically revoked, at least here. And yes, they do enforce that.
I can’t imagine the thinking that went into fleeing the scene yet leaving the car. It’s got a license plate on it. A friend of mine once dui crashed his car and I picked him up, unknowingly. He had a number of dui’s already so was trying not to get another one. He told the cops his son was driving the car. I believe he actually got away with it, but he got caught on another dui and had a breathalyzer installed onto his vehicle, as well as being on sobriety court.
RIP waddling end credits duckie, you shall be missed ❤
I don't believe you've never had drinks, but it is possible to believe you've never gotten drunk. This is the behavior of something used to getting their way and think they can talk their way out.
WHAT IS THE TITLE OF THIS VIDEO BRO
THIS IS THE BEGINNING OF MANKIND'S DOWNFALL
What’s wrong with the title
#Bringbacktheduck
It was a iconic part of this channel's outro
Also, i dont see nothing wrong tho
.... I thought it was social media starting but ok
I dunno what it is, but there is something kind of soothing about the way cops do that thing where they ask questions as if they don't know the answer. When Stacey says "No, we live around here but no." and the cop is just like "Yep."
Yo this is an another banger by duck man
To answer August's question about being drunk; no. This isn't normal, but it's also not terribly uncommon. For me, the fun part of drinking is getting together with humans that I love, drinking just enough to let your guard down and get a little goofy, and then UBERING HOME. Some people can't stop at 3/4 drinks, they have to keep going the second the have a sip. This woman is one of those people. When people black out, they roll the dice of doing something terrible and stupid. Drinking responsibly is so important
western women the most privileged of us all.
I think that’s just westerners in general. Life is way too easy over there.
Just proves that many people when drunk are basically toddlers
August you have the most voice’y voice I’ve ever heard.
I agree
He has a voice of all time.
#Bringbacktheduck
It was a iconic part of this channel's outro
I also can laugh at this. Because when I was a small child (maybe 12 years old?) I was at home on a Saturday watching TV while my folks/family members were at work or out running errands and an SUV crashed into the back of the house we lived in. Wrecked the hell of our back porch but I peeked out the back door to see said SUV and about 5 cops surrounding the vehicle pointing guns at it. Scared me so bad.
#Bringbacktheduck
It was a iconic part of this channel's outro
Era un parte iconico de este canal
#DevuelveElPato
Question: will you ever return to twitch August?
#Bringbacktheduck
It's you you on every video
Don't stop. The duck needs to return. #Bringbacktheduck
@@Cactusgamer303since the beginning of time....
#bringbacktheduck
"this woman already has three DUI's. Why they allow people like this to still have a license"
Yeah, there was a 19 year old girl in Tampa that already had two, they hadn't revoked her license and she was drunk and drove through a fence into the outdoor play area of a day care and killed a kid. I think she was sentenced to all of ten years. Because, yeah, that seems fair. Now get caught with a small amount of an illegal narcotic and you get 5 years. Because, yeah, that seems fair.