Bodycam DUI Arrest - 22-Year-Old is All Smiles Until Her Breath Alcohol Test Results Are Revealed
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- Опубликовано: 27 дек 2023
- On October 8, 2023, Miami Township Police Officer Tudor observed a vehicle commit numerous traffic violations. He initiated a traffic stop on the vehicle and the 22-year-old driver admitted that she and her friends were coming from a bar. However, she claimed to be the designated driver, who had consumed no alcohol. Officer Tudor wasn't buying her story and he asked her to perform standardized field sobriety tests (FSTs). He then asked her to submit to a preliminary breath test (PBT), but she refused. She was placed under arrest for DUI. At the police station, she submitted to an evidentiary breath test and the result was 0.169% BAC (over twice the legal limit). Her charges and the outcome of her case are discussed at the end of the video.
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Ha Ha! This girl is something else! LoL. Before the breathalyzer test, this girl was all smiley and thinking this was a big joke, and literally trying to flirt with the police officers! After the breathalyzer test, reality set in! Young and dumb! Live and learn! If she watched these shows as religiously as she said she watched them, she would have refused the breathalyzer all together! 🙄 😫 😂
if you refuse they just get a warrant and take your blood.. you dont get out of it.. also the punishment for making them go through those extra steps is worse than just consenting
@@meg-jg2rl Hmmm, is that so? Maybe the laws are different between states, because if You refuse in New York, it is actually to your advantage. They may put you in jail overnight, but then when you come out, conviction is much harder on their part. If your attorney is good. 😁
@@barbaramcnerney9166Yes, laws are different in each state. Where I live refusing a field sobriety test and breathalyzer will result in charges.
@@barbaramcnerney9166 What advantage? "New York has an implied consent law. This law basically states that if you are driving on a public road and there is reasonable suspicion that you are impaired, you must agree to take a breathalyzer test. Refusing a breathalyzer in NY results in an automatic suspension of your driver’s license for 6 months to a year and a fine of up to $500. These are in addition to the DUI/DWI penalties should you be arrested and found guilty."
@@toddengle7878 I can only speak from experience. The "suspicion" that a driver was impaired MUST be proven in the courtroom. Since there is NO definitive proof, with an attorney who fights fire with fire, so to speak, the allegations have been acquitted. Yes, there may be a fine, but, no detrimental consequences where driving privileges were suspended. I am talking from personal experience. 😊
It’s amazing how people who choose to drink and drive blame the police for their bad choices.
@deannarohrbach1608 You're right. It's the exact same mindset over illegal parking. They'll park illegally or in a disabled only spot, then foul mouth the tow company for taking away their scrap heap. If you parked properly like many other folks, maybe you'd not have such a screwed-up life either. In both cases, these are choices the driver willfully makes, but they refuse to accept the responsibility of their screw ups - it's always someone else's fault.
@@michpich6319 So true. People would much rather blame everyone else than admit to their own mistakes.
so true and the police are so gentle with them sad that is
and look up the court cases of these self same entitled mutts when they are convicted of vehicular homicide, manslaughter, etc. There was one appalling incident, covered by another youtuber as well as a 'stand alone' bodycam 'episode'.. where this idiotic girl giggled, laughed, sang after destroying two pedestrians. The cop is putting her through the 'dance of sobriety (ragical)' and she is grinning like a 'possum eating sh**' (my exe's saying). all the while you can catch glimpses of the paramedics trying to save the lives of the two victims.
in the station the cop was not hesitant to display his disgust at this creatures behaviour. All she kept going on about was 'school next day'. Could not get it through her thick skull.
She was set to graduate from the college and, to their credit, the other students when they learned this demonstrated as they did NOT want this thing at that ceremony. In the end, the school banned her from the ceremony but mailed her diploma.
She was sentenced to 14 years. It should have been at least 30 until she was too old to 'kid'.
I blame McD for my high blood pressure, high cholesterol, oil skin, and the pimples on my face and back. I blame Playstation for keeping me up all night so I don't have time to study. And my job so I have no time to go backpacking
She definitely was faking the nice girl attitude to manipulate the cop to let her go, and love that she got a 1yr license suspension
Yes, the officer was great at looking past the bs.
I cannot even believe how ghetto she got, like a totally different person.
!That's where it helps that there are now more women officers@@Sarabella68
Yeah, I definitely thought she was playing the “cute, nice girl card”…she obviously thought that might work on the officer
Fortunately it didn't this time!@@joni9485
Amazing how alcohol makes everyone's house 5 minutes away from wherever they got pulled over. Incredible.
😂😂😂rofl
Well, it’s probably true. When youre fucked up its usually not like “hey there’s that Mexican joint across town that’s open” its like “hey let’s go to the gas station to get more booze and snacks”
Doesn’t make it any better though. It means youre terrorising your own neighbourhood.
If that was true they should've just walked.
@@Kekistani_Insurgentyea nah, none of these people on bodycams are driving to the neighborhood gas station at 2am. They're driving home from bars and nightclubs. Cops know this and they're extra vigilant on a fri/sat night. Everyone says they're 5 minutes away because they're drunk and they think being close to their home matters somehow, which of course it doesn't.
blew all her grammar skills into the machine
Yup lol after she blew the "bro" and "y'all" started coming out
Cause she KNEW she was SOL!!!!
@@KT559 she must be from the hood
Buhahaha she from the suburbs to the hood lickity split 🤣
Lmao!!
She can't afford a tail light that costs less than going to a bar. Priorities are way off.
But she watches "Cops" all the time! 🙄
She probably doesn’t have to pay for her drinks at the bar.
Binnngggggggoooooo.
@@randyyousif238 100% there is always anywhere a simp on standby
She also had a recent DV (domestic violence) charge. Obviously she was beating someone at home…probably while drunk. Gross woman-child.
She says they are making life harder for her? She won't learn. I hope she doesn't hurt anyone else with her arrogant self righteous behaviour.
But bro, it's not her fault, it's theirs. "They're just trying to get points" you know. 😐
until something bad happens and they end up in court.
"Life is hard. It's harder when you're stupid."
32:30 And it's funny that she didn't learn from Cops videos (which she said she watched) that her spoiled, whiny and childish attitude was NOT going to look good on RUclips!! LOL
@@tkenglander6226Right lol!!!
Disgusting. Twice over the legal limit and she still insists she could drive home. Ridiculous!
Well, she turned into the Waffle House. That should be good enough. I mean, what do the officers want?
“Do you have anything in your pockets that can hurt me?” “No, but I wish I did.” Wow, is she a psychopath?
No...?? She was hitting on the officer. All she said was "I wish", and it was in response to him bending her over. When asked to clarify what she wished, she said "I mean this", referring to the cop having her bent over on his hood.
I think she said that because she was horny for that cop at that time.
Ohio girls do that sometimes when they are put in handcuffs.
Just sayin’
Nope just a Californian POS
But she watches Cops, so she knows the law. The cops were really nice not to slap her with Felony Threat to a Leo for that.
Such an entitled smug disregard for her behavior that could have killed completely innocent men, women, children and even animals. SMH
drink/booze makes some people think they can talk their way out of whats going to happen because they chose to drink n drive
fair enough.
What’s a completely innocent person? Is there an incomplete innocent person?
@@thefrase7884 Wow, as in someone walking along, not drunk and enjoying life? 🙄
No. You're insane, she wasn't wrecked or f-d up, so why are they wasting time with her and not those real drunks. 😳 *sarcasm*
“I could have damn well gone home!”
You could damn well have not
been drunk behind the wheel!
Accountability is like kryptonite!
Yeah, gotta love how she is trying to make the cop feel bad for being a "jerk" and not letting her just go home, since she was SOOO close, dangit. BAD COP! lol😂
if she'd gone straight home instead of driving her friends to waffle house she wouldn't have gotten stopped and charged. That's 100% on her.
She became sooooo ghetto.
Ya she turned into a little C at the end. and lied about drinking, she blew a 0.169 and was the "designated driver" lol ok
Being an adult is no joy ride, yet every teenager wants to be one. As we all know, freedom comes with responsibility.
This girl needs to mature. She blamed everything on the officer. Nothing was her fault. Wow.
He did pour the booze down her throat and force her to drive at gunpoint. Oh wait....
You can tell she's trying HARD to appear to be sober...that's the give away
Yep!! BTW, do you happen to know what this “Variety Test” is she kept referring too? Did I miss him calling the field’s that?? OR, did she mishear Sobriety as Variety?? If so, that’s just another sign that she was wasted!! 🤦🏻♀️
Guess she missed the whole point of being a Designated Driver. It's not who's less drunk than your passengers but who's not drunk at all.
She was the DDD. Designated Drunk Driver
I was Sooooo thinking the Same thing!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦♀️
@@seanA416😂😂😂
Hopefully the court system clears that up the confusion for her
The fact she studied for this test and still failed it 😂☠️
Wow, she was all sweet with the Officer until she literally and figuratively blew the test and then her true colors came out. What an obnoxious, immature brat. She took zero responsibility for her actions. Shame on her for accusing the Officer of trying to make points. Officer was wonderful and showed her nothing but respect. Kudos to him!
Notice she didn’t catch a ride home with him after that 😂😂
She also said she just got a DV charge.
@@Sandra-dm8rd 🤣
Totally agree with you! She went from smiling and flirting to a total brat!!
You are making shit more difficult for me and my drinking 😤
"I don't feel like my tests were that bad."
Oh, THAT settles it!
She’s double the limit.
She’s not getting it.
🎯
The demeanor change is very telling. This is all on YOU, missy. Owe up to your own faults and stopping blaming others.
She went from flirty to dirty quick
Absolutely spot on.
Karens always show their true colours when they get caught with their pant(ie)s down!
@@darcyt6650Well he was a willing participant and reciprocal through the whole flirting act-him and his wedding ring. He’s on body cam being recorded. He said it himself, he didn’t have a choice if she failed the field test and breathalyzer. I personally was a lot less impressed with his “integrity.”
She watched all those shows on cops and did not learn anything. I think she should have watched a few more.
She’s immature and smug. Very disrespectful and entitled. Great job parents.
Parent(s) probably same.
A real arrogant witch, with a 'B'.
What parents.
she knew she was in trouble when the hand held breath tester came out and suddenly 'she knew the law'
she didnt know the law
I get tired of people blaming the parents! She is a grown woman who makes her own decisions which means she faces her own consequences of those decisions.
When she told the story about the girl getting murdered after she left the police department she forgot about the story of the other girl drinking and driving and killing somebody on the way home
To my mind, a sober person would never NOT take the breathalyzer test, as it would confirm that they're sober.
Bingo! After all of this, the arresting officer nailed it with, "I wasn't the one who chose to drink and drive. " Tho she's obviously not able to face accountability, by denying the accuracy of the multiple tests, all of a sudden it's the officer's fault for screwing up her life. We're seeing a growing number of people who refuse to be held accountable. At 22, it looks like this young woman is headed for a long lifetime of disappointments. Kudos to this officer ... a good officer and a gentleman in every respect.
I completely agree!!
Sadly, that's the world we live in today... accountability is an all but dead commodity...
@@joefilipelli3867 You're right. It's even in the older generation now. I'll be 75 in a few days, and it's all surreal to me ... The opposition to law, ungodly behavior of all sorts, corruption in gov't ... The world's on fire in every direction. It's all like a bad nightmare. Deals use to be made on handshakes.
@@robertbowling8393 remember the days when you respected the guys with the badge and gun?.. you couldn't pay me enough to be a police officer these days
You act like that is not something they commonly say. I'm not the one that chose......
They say it every day
Cool your heels.
Why does she think that because she was "RESPECTFUL" to the officer she shouldn't get charged. You drank and you drove, and you treated the officer with respect AS HE TREATED YOU. You don't get a brownie button for acting as you freaking should
To be frank, she wasn't that respectful. A lot of her attitude was smarmy and condescending. Plus, she outright lied about even drinking, and tried to boast she was the DD for her friends. lol If that's what she considers respectful, then Houston, we have a problem!
It’s all about whether you learn from it or not . I also got my dui when I was 22 in 2017 . I blew .14 I accepted the consequences as soon as I got put in handcuffs and didn’t say a word throughout the booking process. I dealt with the ticket , community service and the 3 month program I had to enrolled in to get my license back . Never again have I got behind the wheel intoxicated. Glad I never hurt no one nor myself .
YES! She really expected to be cut a break because she was "respectful and all"?!! Like, she's doing them a favor! A brat who needs to grow up before she goes out into the world and begins playing an adult.
She was just divulging the reason she was being respectful to the officers. And many here in the comments either don't recognize that or don't care. Maybe they don't see the difference.
@@lovethybunnyIt's true she wasn't really that respectful. She was always acting a bit arrogant and "too cool for school". But she was being cooperative and had a friendly/polite demeanor, even if it was obviously some sort of charm offensive. It was clear that it was a practiced and purposeful demeanor, but it wasn't clear to me how far down that went until she knew it was all over and her demeanor completely changed, indicating it had just been a thin veneer.
Clearly thought she could be all sweet and he would drop it
Hard lesson to learn. These young people nowadays need to take responsibility for their actions.
It costs about $6 for a back tail light bulb. You can also ask one of the employees to help to install the bulb. And just don't drink and drive.
Damn inflation, they used to be 99 cents.
When she said she just got a job and was waiting until she got paid to get it fixed, it made me laugh. My back break light was out a couple of months ago. I went to the auto part store and he didn't even make me buy both lights so I paid like 2.00$ for the light and he helped me put it in for free. I could have done it because it's not hard, but my car is old, so when I pulled the bulb out, it busted. What I'm saying is that she didn't have to wait on a paycheck to replace the bulb. Lol! She could have found change laying around or asked a friend for a couple of bucks!! That excuse was clearly stupid. Haha! And if she knew her light was burned out, why did she drink and drive?! She was asking to get pulled over! I really think she thought she could flirt her way out of going to jail. Didn't work! Lol
less than the costs of the drinks she bought that night - which got her arrested and brought on the additional charges and expenses
But she had money enough for alcohol!
Nah, I've had that car since 2012. Electrically, the car's trash. Replace it, and it burns out a month or two later. Finally had to replace both head and tail light assemblies for it to work BETTER (then OTHER electrical issues popped up).
I'm totally with you on the just don't drink and drive part though.
She made the choice to drink and drive, endangering her friends and others lives, but, the cop is ruining her life. Hope she matures from this bad judgement.
6:00 And she says she watches Cops all the time and knows the FSTs, but hasn't learned from those videos that MOST people who say they didn't drink any alcohol at all DEFINITELY had alcohol and are lying about it to the cops. Somehow, the cops almost always figure out the person was lying. Wonder why she learned so much about the FSTs, but nothing about how she shouldn't lie. What a doofus!!
I doubt she'll learn with that attitude: everyone else is to blame! She also blatantly lied to the Officer about having any alcohol - so that was a good start!
The designated driver, with over 2x the legal BAC limit!@@TheCatBilbo
Her friends are responsible as well, they all was drinking and told her to drive. They need to start holding everyone accountable that in the car.
well, she was the designated driver -- at over 2x the legal BAC limit! lol@@jeangrey5952
I forgot about the law that says if you’re respectful to the officer all charges are dropped.
What is it with the word “literally”? People under 30 seem to love that word. As a college professor, I can tell you that I hear it (literally) every day.
Bruh and capp is outta hand also
i was literally thinking about this like literally everyone been literally saying it all the time literally😢
As someone who just hit 30, I can say that we do use the world “literally” for everything. I hate it. I have a Masters and still can’t seem to shake it 😂 Guess it’s one of the better issues to have 🤷🏼♀️
Adds emphasis but some used it too much and it indicates ignorance
As a 32 year old, I only use "literally" in the literal sense 😉
Lol she's like- I dropped out of high school but I know the law because I watch COPS 😂
INSTEAD of showing up to high school.
She studied for her profession 😂 career criminal
And I watched CHIPs😂
To be fair I also dropped out of high school but then I also went on to over 5 years of college (different schools).
@@3DJapanso then that doesn’t really apply here then, does it bud? 😊
Why do ALL designated drivers drink? IT DEFEATS THE PURPOSE!
Na man, you just don't understand. She is the Designated Drunk Driver. It's a TikTok thing....
Lol. I have no clue, but sounds about right given our generation's direction.
She wasn't the DD, she was just the least drunk. The rest of them were probably blowing way over 0.20
DD now stands for Drunk Driver.
@@Sandra-dm8rd 😂 WELL PLAYED 😂
@@tjd1969 😂 makes sense
She was basically trying to flirt her way out of it until she knew that there was no chance.
Yeah that was super annoying, trying to act all cute
I'm fascinated by the way she's creepily smiling on the cop's dashcam footage as he's cuffing her. Like, she's..... really enjoying the experience of getting arrested.
Nah she was just extremely fucked up to the point that everything is funny.
Just like the commercials “You drink, you drive , you lose” I have no sympathy or empathy whatsoever for DUI. If you can afford to go out you can get a DD or a uber. Play stupid games win stupid prizes
I agree with this, but we just lost my mom very unexpectedly out of nowhere. we don't even know what happened she just passed away one random night in October. My little brother had been drinking depressed and tried to drive home and was pulled over and given a dui i do feel bad for him. He made a terrible choice and nothing can justify drinking and driving, but my heart still goes put to him. Unless someone loses their very close, suppedly healthy mother, then no one can understand that pain. So everyone has different circumstances. Lucky for him, one of my best friends in AZ is one of the top lawyers in AZ and is defending him.
Oh, I'm sorry for your loss. I hope your brother gets the help he needs. This must have been a very tough holiday for you to go through@@chefmesser420
@@chefmesser420 Sorry to hear about your loss but I totally disagree You say nothing can excuse your brother's behaviour then go on to make excuses for it. I can think of 4 people including myself that recently went through the same thing and if anything are we more diligent about having a DD now than ever because none of us know when our time will be up.
@stevew6407 I said I feel bad I didn't say it was ok. My best friend died right next to me in high school in a drinking and driving accident. He had been drinking and picked us up intoxicated and paid the ultimate price for it. Trust me I know it's fucked up. I didn't say my brother shouldn't still be charged, he should still face the consequences, and he did like an adult so I don't know wtf made you think I was making an excuse feeling bad and saying someone shouldn't be in trouble for something they did are two completely different things.
She said "I didn't really have drinks". What the heck does that mean?
Wait, she already has a DV charge?!?!? What a nasty girl. She went from "I'm an innocent girl" to "I'm a thug" in two seconds.
At the risk of sounding ignorant, what does DV mean? 😬
@@lynncrosier7017 Usually domestic violence.
@@valerie362 Oh … that makes sense! Thank you! I tried so hard to think of something but that one didn’t come to mind. 😊
@@lynncrosier7017thanks for asking. I had no idea either.
Domestic violence is the usual interpretation and did you notice her personality change drastically after the results!
WHY IS SHE MAD.
DONT DRINK AND DRIVE.
Unbelievable how clueless some of these people are. It doesn't matter how far away your home is, if you are intoxicated and driving a vehicle to get there, you are drunk driving.
The change in demeanor shows just how spoiled and entitled she is! She thought the coyness was gonna get her off. Shame! This officer was so considerate and professional... gosh knows how many lives he saved.
I just hate to see the good ones treated with so much disrespect. 💙
It’s all about whether you learn from it or not . I also got my dui when I was 22 in 2017 . I blew .14 I accepted the consequences as soon as I got put in handcuffs and didn’t say a word throughout the booking process. I dealt with the ticket , community service and the 3 month program I had to enrolled in to get my license back . Never again have I got behind the wheel intoxicated. Glad I never hurt no one nor myself .
@lucielagueux4269
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She is over-confident about getting home safe ( as are the majority of DUI supects), and delivering her friends, or what ever. And the story is always, 'I just wanna get home and I live right over there''. I don't recall the statistic off hand on how many vehicle accidents occur within five minutes or five miles from home, but it is alarmingly significant. Actually, I was curios about that accident statistic so just looked it up; nearly 52% of accidents occur within 5 miles from home; 69% of accidents occur within 10 miles from home. So next time you're out drinking and confident that you're fine to make it home, maybe you have about a 50 / 50 chance of getting there without incident.
Women get away with a lot.
It's amazing to me how often the vulgar language the f word comes out the minute they know they're in trouble period almost every single person! I could not stand that they should get an extra charge. Who taught them it's okay to do that?
“Y’all making shit more difficult for me”
No honey you did, you drove drunk, you chose to get in your car at double the legal limit with your friends and put other peoples lives at risk and you have the audacity to blame the Officers for making your life more difficult. Grow up and take responsibility for your own actions, you are lucky you didn’t injure or kill anyone that night because then your life really would be difficult.
Exactly!!!!
And, with a car, all it takes is one hit. I saw another video recently where a drunk driver killed a bicyclist riding in the bike lane and kept driving, not even knowing he had ended someone's life. I think he's going to be convicted of manslaughter and possibly get about 20 years in prison. This 22 year old chick has no idea what she's doing and thinks nothing bad can happen to her. Think again!
Good job officer! I would never have guessed she was that intoxicated. She played nice until she was held accountable.
Not so flirty after she failed the test. Little spoiled brat
She blew twice the limit and still argued she could've driven home. She's blaming everyone else on her drinking and driving. She can't listen or let someone finish a sentence. She needs to finish school and learn how it is to work and follow rules and listen!
She's not the people they are looking for? Evidently we only want to stop the people who are three times the legal limit, NOT those only twice the limit. They're totally safe to drive, right? What a spoiled brat!! I don't want her on the road with me or my family. She's SELFISH.
É alcoolatra. Ponto. Nunca vai ser funcional sem um copo do lado.
Não passou mal, vejam...uma mulher desse tamanho, passaria mal, vomitava, teria dores de cabeça, e precisaria de hospital!
Mas ela, não! Está acostumada, alcoolatra precose.
@@donniefenwick5642that’s not true and not how it works and she is closer to 120-140.
She really just can't accept reality that she IS under the influence and not safe. She assumes she is in totally in control of herself when she isn't right now. So when she is told she could not drive her friends home and got arrested she got mad.
@@donniefenwick5642 She didn't have her hands byherside,if she's 90 poundshe knows what her limit is,she also lied by saying she didn't drink but she had.
This is near me. Her attitude is horrible. To pretend she was being a designated driver and not drinking is ridiculous.
"Y'all are making my life more difficult". No, you effing waste of space. YOU made your life more difficult.
Wow. I’m impressed that they knew she was under the influence. I thought she seemed pretty sober.
The smells, the erratic driving, the breathalyzer readings… the signs are she wasn’t sober!
I thought the same thing, lucky the cops were able to see thru
The arrogance this woman has is unbelievable. She thinks it's a joke. She's so self-righteous even though she was drunk driving more than twice the legal limit and could have killed someone but she's all smiles. Disgusting. She even blames the officers for doing this to her. It's clear to see this girl future.
Happens when you drink.
She is a manipulator: "Well since you caught me driving drunk, I can just drop my friends off and go home so you don't have to turn this into a big deal". Get real girl, when you've been caught it's too late and they definitely aren't going to let you keep driving around.
This is indeed the dumbing down of American youth
The bro tap after the results print cracked me up!! "There we go baby, .16"
she went from sweet to the catch me outside girl wow
Twenty Two year old, Miss I Did Not Finish School knows the law and her rights, she watches Cops!
And still had to keep asking about the process she knows so well!
I love near the end how she dropped the flirty, fake nice act and started dropping f-bombs and calling him bro and being all ghetto,
It's crazy how they change when the cuffs come out xD
Guess after all she did "look wreck"!
I bet when she had gone to get the jacket from the car, the friends all told her to be flirty with him so he would let her go with a just warning
I was surprised she didn’t finish high school, until she started speaking…
@@dylconnaway9976The language change was interesting...low class
These snotty spoiled little brats are a dime a dozen 😢
Is this what our future looks like? Being run by reckless idiots? This girl is so careless and self-absorbed.
I’m surprised to see so many young people “know the law” about what an officer can and can’t request during a suspected dui stop. Amazing.
But she’s an expert, because she watches COPS all the time
Yep, know the law, they just ignore them.🙄
@@jenniferscott375
All she knows is what other people who’ve been busted for anything have told her. She’s never read any laws that pertain to her rights.
But yet they don't know better than to drink and drive
Not only young people.
The way he sugar coated the arrest. “We’re gonna go do some paperwork” “back at my office”
She won’t shut the hell up! Cop has to be so frustrated.
Anytime they say literally that should be an automatic arrest
Absolutely
For someone who “knows all her rights” she seemed pretty surprised to learn that she could have refused to blow. She probably should have listened more and stopped interrupting.
No kidding she never shut up.
Depends on the state..some states it's another charge.
Yeah, refuse to blow and lose your license for 1 year instead of 3 months, and pay an extra $500 dollars on top of whatever DUI penalties you face. Great idea bro 😂
@@amgbenz0664 Are you drunk? 🙄 I’m not suggesting that she not blow. I’m pointing out that she kept saying over and over that she “knows her rights” yet towards the end she says “I didn’t know I could have refused”. My original comment was just pointing out that she doesn’t know what she thinks she knows. And this comment is just to point out that *you* don’t know how to read (if you thought I was suggesting that she shouldn’t blown) 🙄
@@Tenly2009 Alright you got that one, my bad 😂
Twice, she said, honestly I didn’t have any drinks. She didn’t finish high school, but she knows the law. And she still says she can drop them off and go home so she doesn’t care about drinking and driving. Now the real her comes out. This is a lot of the parents fault. Each generation gets worse. I wasn’t the perfect parent, but I think I’ve taught my son how to be compassionate and responsible.
Now the nasty street talking bro this and f*ckin bro that comes out where did little miss priss go? Stop coddling her and put your foot down it may make her think twice next time.
Aww did poor little I know my rights get her car towed? Boo hoo hoo 😢
I dunno, I feel like the generations where it was acceptable to burn witches, put people in camps for their ethnicity, keep slaves as part of the national economy, and send indigenous children to "Christian schools" might have been worse.
She is REALLY trying to talk her way out of this.
She didn't graduate yet, but she " knows the law". Smh
So in her mind, if you say "I'm sorry" and you're respectful, it's all good. No arrest or charges are necessary.
Yup. Is faking respect, actually respect?
Exactly what I thought.
Yeah, because she lives in a society where she always gets a pass.
Why do they always blame the officer for their problems?
She's very lucky where I live if you get arrested for DUI you spend a minimum of 24 hours in jail
This poor girl called the sobriety tests a variety test 😭
Sounds like somebody dropped too their knees too past the driver's test 😂😂.
I call them the “Roadside Olympics”
@@user-rm9uz6wr5b 😂😂 So true!!
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@@06THAT_SIDE_CJ I don’t get why people sexualize women as an insult instead of just making up some normal insult like why the fuck do you have to be creepy about it
Wow, that demeanor switch around 30:05 is frightening.
That's truly who she is, and to make matters worse, she explains that she just got a Domestic Violence Charge prior to this arrest.
Yeah, she is a hothead, immature, entitled brat, and I'm grateful the officer kept it real with her behind.
@anhonorableindependent9124 I love her..she's my kind of gal
She even totally switched up the way she was talking, the words she was using, her entire ‘nice girl’ act lol
lol she started to talk like your kind.. HAHAH she must hang around alot of ur kind.
And as someone who has been a DV victim, i can tell you that they are almost always wonderful at masking their horrible behaviors in front of others. That whole beginning of the video was an act to try and manipulate.
Exactly! 💯🎯👏
"I was all 'blue' and respectful." Being true blue means knowing when to stay away from behind the wheel and owning up to the facts and behavior. It's tragic that alcohol gives some people delusions of capability and entitlement.
Thank you for providing all conclusions to this woman's case. It's frustrating when there's not a conclusion to the case viewed. It's like... why bother.
She chose to drink and drive but she blamed the officer for her problems.
Did she actually think that by being respectful, she would get to go home after drinking? She was trying to flirt her way out of trouble. That officer was good-looking but not stupid. Lol. He was respectful the whole time even after her true attitude came out. The way she flipped from a sweet, innocent young girl to a mean swearing entitled brat was funny to watch. That sweet act might work with her parents and friends, but it sure as heck didn't work with this officer. He didn't ruin her life she did by driving drunk. She got what she deserved. I think jail time should be a mandatory thing. Did she say she just got a DV?!! I can't imagine why!! Lol!
@@sabrinamasters7403 Thanks. She's pure Jekyll an Hyde this one isn't she?
@@Decopainterandtea domestic violence
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Her respectfulness was an act. She is an Eddie Haskell. She was sucking up to the cop and when she blew twice the limit, the act collapsed.
I was gonna say wow the dirty mouth on her. Why do people think it’s a good idea to curse multiple times when talking with cops. Do you use the f bomb like that when you speak to your boss? If you wouldn’t then don’t.
I love how they blame everyone instead of taking responsibility for themselves 😡
She really thought she was going to talk her way out of this 😂😂
She thinks she is the victim...typical...
The guy who killed my mom thought “I can make it home” just like you did.. you’re lucky you didn’t kill your friends, someone else or your self..
Im so sorry for your loss
All drunk drivers think that they can make it home safe. I thought that as well until a cop pulled me over
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And now the silly smile is gone! Great job officer!
Girl can handle her liquor !!
Wow what a complete shift in personality. These people play the innocent, harmless role until they know it isn't working, and then a total shift happens. CRAZY.
But she say’s she can control herself lol
Wow, usually when the cuffs go on you get the attitude change. Her trailer park came out when they gave her those results.
Yeah, that was straight up amazing! Tbh she maintained really well until the results. So glad she was caught, I think she's a habitual drinker.
@@sandramichaud8033 You saw it. She went from all sweet and proper to "no bro, come on bro" in 0-60
They are not trailer parks. They are manufactured homes. Mine has 1800 sq ft. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms,a family room ,living room , dining room, laundry room , pantry and I resent the slur also have 2 wood burning fireplaces. Probably have more cupboard space than you do. Don’t put down people who live in manufactured homes.
You are right. I've seen people tear down their beat up home and replace it with a manufactured home.
Yup, exacty right
What a great officer. Loved the fist bump after the breathalyser.
Drunks are annoying,and a danger to everyone.
For 0.169% BAC she look fairly decent? Do we have chronic alcoholic here?
As this girl goes on and on you really see how she tries to play and fool this police officer. She is NO INNOCENT young girl. She’s a player and also a liar. She blew twice the limit and she tried to blame the police. She is a entitled narcissists.
spot on 💯
People do act differently when inebriated
Girl flipped a switch REAL QUICK.
Omggg she switched up quick
Well her attitude changed quickly. She thought she was cute and could smile her way out. Uh no brat.
Literally everyone that drinks and drives fully believes they are “fine” to drive, however to the sober person behind them watching them drive it’s definitely not fine. Thank you officers!
So true! Proverbs says that wine is a mocker and strong drink a brawler and those who are intoxicated by it are not wise. Nothing new under the sun.
@@ccbitikoferThat's fiction😂
she went from sorority girl to angry gangster in .169 seconds 😂
When they say “honestly” twice you know they’re lying
The BEST part of realizing that someone who lives locally is on RUclips for a DUI is looking up the case on the county docket. She, of course, initially pled not guilty. Since you know she wasn't difficult so he should have just let her go... However she eventually changed her plea to guilty, was assessed several hundred dollars in fines, one year license suspended, one year of reporting probation
I bet her probation officer is just gonna love her! Of course all her court fees are still outstanding too. What a special young lady.
She's an angel compared to most.
You always plead not guilty. If you plead guilty you can't get a plea bargain with the prosecutor
Everyone lives five minutes down the road.
And only had two drinks.
And anxiety
Not ME!! I’m UP the road!!!
Respectful has no bearing on dui. One should always be respectful
How do you say you're immature without saying you're immature??
It kills me when THEY do stupid things but blame the police for being in trouble!!
The fist bump after the breathalyzer is priceless.
Yeah I think she saw them do that too which started her downhill….she knew her goose was cooked and hence I’ll get angry and gaslight officer.
Fucking losers 😂🤦🏽
“Honestly”…I would expect nothing else.
“Literally”…Really? I expected it to be virtually.
“Anxiety”…nope. Anxiety is being in a landing craft heading for Normandy Beach on June 6th, 1944.
Like, I, like, agree.
@@pipermccoolI swear, I'm not going to lie.
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WELL SAID🤙
Agree
Don’t drink and drive means DON’T DRINK AND DRIVE. It amazes me so many people refuse to accept this.
Zero accountability
First rule of law. Never admit to anything
She “knows the law” but doesn’t know it’s illegal to drink and drive? Yeah, we’ll see her again, she doesn’t think she did anything wrong.
Notice how fast it turned from all giggles and flirty to you are a SOB when she realizes she screwed up and the acting did not work for her benefit! Typically blame everyone else for her poor choices and gets nasty when she has to take responsibility for her own choices.
100 % accurate!
She's twenty two years old and she's still in High-school? How is that possible? I thought the age limit was twenty.
Is annoying else annoyed on how many times this girl interrupted this officer? Omg! Shut up!