Bodycam DUI Arrest - Mom Calls Out 20 Year-Old Daughter for Being Drunk in Front of Cops
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- 5:42 Mom pulls up and see her daughter's car crashed
12:48 Mom yells out "Are you drunk?"
17:30 Woman falls over during the one leg stand test
26:51 Family comes to the police station to pick the woman up and take her home
On December 29, 2022, Union Township (Ohio) police officers were called for a motor vehicle accident, where a Honda Accord had come to rest vertically against a power pole. Initially, the first officer on scene did not think that the 20 year-old driver was intoxicated. However, when her mother showed up and gave her a hug and yelled, "Are you drunk?", the officers decided to administer field sobriety tests. The driver was eventually arrested and transported to the police station, where she provided a urine specimen. She was released shortly thereafter to her family. The outcome of the criminal charges is discussed at the end of the video.
I hope the mom sees the comments and know how well she reacted as a parent. She doesn’t interfere, she doesn’t excuse, and she’s not angry at the officers. Her daughter was polite and respectful as well as loved! Her boyfriends phone call was the first step in a chain reaction to finding her. Thank goodness her mom didn’t pull up to a fatal accident and kuddos to the mom for ask if somebody else got hit… crazy how many people don’t care.
Very well said. I hope they see this too. They’re both obviously smarter than this. I hope it’s a serious wake up call. Such a lucky thing she didn’t get hurt.
Sweet message
Agree with everything you said! They all did this correct. The daughter shaking the officer's hand and hugging him really got to me. This could have been so bad in many ways. Hope this was her wake-up call. ❤
Ok I don’t care how nice her daughter was she drunk and she could of killed someone’ so yah excusing her no I don’t care about her daughter being nice yah ridiculous saying she nice is nice gonna bring back someone she killed no many ppl are nice but make dum decisions to drink and drive so please don’t care about how nice she is that could of been my daughter my son yah idiots aah she nice really
That could have ended so bad
My dad drove 30 mins across town at 2 am to pick me up when I was drunk at a college bar and lost my phone. He was never angry with me, only thanked me for calling him. Best decision I have ever made.
King, I hope he’s doing good fr 🫡
I tell my kids this all the time call me no matter the time I will answer and I will come. I’d rather that call and go pick them up then anything different. I lost my only brother and to lose a child I’d die myself!
We always had a rule that if we were drinking even if we were doing something we weren’t supposed to be that we could call home for a ride and we never got in trouble. I now have the same role with my kids. It saves lives.
How many times before or after that did you drive drunk??? BE HONEST
Yep my parents the same. Was at a house party and didn't know address but I still called my Mom, she helped me figure out where I was. She came and got me...said NOTHING that night, her face said it all. Woke up next morning, thinking here comes the yelling. Nope, both parents hugged me and thanked me for calling them. Later that day was when the ass chewing started. And I can honestly say, I have NEVER EVER drove drunk!!! I will NOT torolate it at all, no matter who it is!!!!!!!
My heart broke for the mom. She didn’t try to justify her daughter’s actions or behavior. Not many people get second chances, but this girl did.
Me too. She’s seems like a good mom and that kid just made a bad decision. I hope she’s learned her lesson
she could have killed somebody ffs.
She's a good mother. A bad mom would attempt to shield the kid from consequences. A good parent teaches their kids respect for people, society, it's laws and life. Actions that endanger others absolutely have consequences. Sheltering from this sets kids up for failure when they get into the real world. Where real people suffer from their actions, and consequences are unavoidable.
Her mum was one of the few parents I've seen on these videos who was not going to excuse her child's actions. A very responsible woman, and one of the few I've seen who as soon as she knew her daughter was safe, was equally concerned for any other victims of the accident. Far better to have your child driven to the police station in cuffs - than driven to a funeral home in a hearse.
This is some bubble gum stuff to break a heart over.
Imagine being a parent and pulling up to see your child’s car like that! Absolutely heart breaking
She’s alive. Screw the car
@@thefrase7884right but the mother didn’t immediately know that. All she saw was her car up a tree literally.
180° was the Difference Between Life and Death...
@@thefrase7884 yeah I mean the thought of seeing the car so messed up the mum would instantly think that her daughter is really hurt! (I would anyway)
@Freedom-rc6ww for sure... she's super lucky she was backwards when she hit the first pole...
Part of loving your kids, truly loving your kids, is making damn sure they're held accountable and hold themselves accountable for their actions.
The mom 100% held her accountable but the daughter didn't take responsibility at all for her actions. She still denied she had even ingested alcohol.
Absolutely right ✅️ She could have killed someone.
Amen ❤
and how was she held accountable!!! your comments would be quite different if she killed someone. Thank God she did not.
Truer words….
I like the Mom. She's worried about her daughters physical well being. But she's also holding her accountable. She's a good Mom.
I think that mom overprotecting the girl is the cause of that irresponsibility. Zero accountability , mom will take care of it.
24:20 - "I´m her moms boyfriend" That gave a tell all of a dysfunctional coexistence.
@@nerifterafrnam4682 Wow! You must be a little miss perfect. How dare you speak about her mom's boyfriend like that. My hubby died when I was pregnant with my daughter. I later met a lovely man who became my boyfriend. He loved my daughter and she loved him. So, miss perfection, I hope you never lose your husband. You might meet a boyfriend. Oh shame!
@@LizaFergison 1 There´s no daring in speaking ones mind dear , I just do it so eat it. Narcissists are made from fostering with no responsibility 2 You seem to be unsure of my gender 3 Your life story is YOUR life story, no one cares 4 Don´t think you know the meaning of "love" any more than a vaccuum cleaner would.
She also was concerned about someone else possibly being involved in the accident.
This is how people should react
It's good to see a Mom who makes her child take responsibility. Not one of those my child does no wrong. I just hope this girl learns from this situation, and don't let it happen again.
If I pulled up and saw my daughter’s car in that state I’d totally lose it. Feel bad for her mom.
Poor Mom has to deal with her inebriated child, like all parents worrying about their son or daughter drinking alcohol and driving.
Yeah the cop's reaction was very cold. Saying "Oh god here we go". Clearly he doesn't have children.
@@YungFrenchToastywell most moms these days are Karen’s when it comes to their kids.
I completely agree if I pulled up and saw my children's car like that I would lose it I think she handled herself pretty well. But that cop very unprofessional i'd like to see him pull up to his daughter's accident
@@YungFrenchToastyyes the cops comment when the mom pulled up pissed me off.
Can we all take a moment to appreciate the boyfriend for making sure she made it home OK and the mom for being the mom she is.❤
The boyfriend is probably the one who let her drive home drunk, and she was completely wasted! All these comments praising the girl and her family, but no one is pointing out the fact that she was shit faced drunk! I get it, the family was nice, and the girl was polite, but patting her on the back like "good girl for being nice" is ridiculous.
@@scrolemodel she was out with colleagues from work, actually...
@scrolemodel I'm also pretty sure that no where in my comment did I say anything about how nice she was or patting her on the back. Although accountability here is key, you prefer unruly, combative fools?
@@AzazelsWings Follow along here. I'm playing chess, you're playing checkers. Reading is hard.
@@scrolemodel No her boyfriend didn't let her drive home drunk, she was out with one of her coworkers when she got shit faced... The boyfriend must have called to check if she was home because he probably tried calling her several times and she didn't answer, so he called her mom... And the reason everyone is praising the family is because they didn't get in the way of the police investigation...
One of my brothers died in a car crash. I'll never forget the night the police came knocking announcing his demise and my parents reaction. The way this mom reacts tells me that she fully realizes that these police officers could have been at her doorstep telling her that her daughter died.
My sympathy to you and your family.
Thank you so much.
So very sorry to hear this, just so sad. ❤❤
That's so heartbreaking. I'm so sorry for you and your family. That's a parents worst nightmare. I hope that you have all found peace. 🙏🏻🫶🏻
@@Goldie789 Thank you. The sorrow of parents burying their child is something they never really recover from. Again, thank you.
So refreshing to see a mom holding their child responsible and not enabling her poor choices!
Pffffft she can hold her accountable without ratting on her. The police were going to find out one way or another.
want to hold her responsible should've let her sleep it off in jail.
@@sweetox_9690you're gross
@JohnBrown-vn2qw Sleep it off?.. with number like that, a social drinker would have been passed out. She's a high functioning alcoholic at age 20. If mom held her accountable she get her into rehab before things truly hit rock bottom.
That mom is a hero. Kind, but holding her accountable. Props to her
she got out the next day.
@@milesbbop9563umm yeah that’s how it works.
Using the word hero awfully loosely.
@@milesbbop9563It's called bail and there will be a court date in the future.
I didn’t think so. I thought she was a rat. Her daughter would have been found out for drinking soon enough, no need for it to be the first thing out of your mouth when you identify yourself. I’m not condoning drinking and drinking, just observing a parent who doesn’t have their kids back. Why didn’t the mum pick her daughter up if she was such a hero? She knew she was out drinking and was ok with her taking her car? What a hero 😂
I work in corrections. and its disgusting listening to phone calls from inmates that are in for murder and their mothers acting like they are the most innocent person in the world. Glad to see a mother make her kid be accountable
That must be a really tough job, one of the many I know I could never do but glad someone else can.
Being a mom is hard.
Like Cindy Watts? She’s pathetic! #chrisswatts#murderer
Chris Watts mom fanned all over her son like he was in for a speeding ticket. After he murdered his own wife and two small kids and left the kids in oil drums and his poor wife ass up in a dirt nap.
Mom didn’t do anything
This mother did the right thing. She is making sure her daughter is being held accountable. She is a mother with a daughter who made a bad decision to get behind the wheel.while drunk. The young girl is very lucky to be alive and to have a mother who loves her dearly enough to teach her a lesson.
For once the parent sided with the police, and not tried to defend her like most parents these days! Mom sounds like she is showing "tough love" to her daughter. Hopefully in the long run she will become a responsible parent herself.
Just by her conversation with the officer, this definitely was not the daughters first time drinking.
I know first hand that it's hard as a mother to sit back and watch the wheels of justice turn without interference. But, the sooner you realize as a parent, there is only so much you can protect them from, the better it is for both sides. Never allow your child to make you feel guilty for making them be responsible and accountable for their actions while still standing by their side and supporting them emotionally and mentally.
Yea, Mom. I wish more parents would hold their children accountable.
@KrustyKlown I can't help but agree with you for that majority of what you said... however, if she really is doing what's right in holding her daughter accountable in this, then paying for it, or paying it back if mom does choose to pay for it, would also be taking full accountability of the mistake...and I'm hoping the mom really stands her ground and makes the daughter take full responsibility for her mistake by paying for it...instead of not, like it predictably goes for some freeloading people now a days lol 😂
@@amyfries4076 would be nice if she pays her Mom back .. but unfortunately the way our justice system works .. this girl will have trouble holding down a job without the ability to drive and with the obligation of having to show up for random drug tests several times a week. If this girl can get her shit together, get sober permanently, get past her legal obligations', and return to be a productive adult ... that alone will be pay back enough for most mothers or fathers. It might take SEVERAL rounds of bottoming, arrest, consequences cycles to play out before this girl actually hits rock bottom and gets clean for good. .. that is typical, years of this BS and $30-100K of her parents money. This is going on in many American families today with booze and/or drugs ... some kids end up clean, many do not, instead they end up in prison, on the street, or Dead.
She is beyond wasted 🙄🙄🙄
She's drunker than Cooter Brown...🤣😂🤣😂🙂🙃
Yes because after such a car crash, adrenaline should make you sober instantly
@@Jane-Doe.1126😂😂😂
@@VandenTigreNoirit’ll wake you up, not sober you up. 👍
This might sound crazy but I was very impressed by this family. The mother was completely honest and did not try to cover for her daughter, the boyfriend/stepfather is an Officer and did not throw his weight around at all and the daughter, though she made a mistake, never brought up that her stepfather was an officer and she was very polite the entire time. I am thankful that no one was hurt and I know this young lady will learn from her mistake. Bravo to the family and the Officers!
About 90% of the comments were similar to yours. We all noticed that, too.
Learn from her mistake? That high alcohol level and functioning means she's drinking a lot daily.
A social drinker would have been passed out with that much on board.
@notme2day - I am a drug/alcohol addiction therapist and you are correct. A "social drinker" would not be able to reach that high of a blood alcohol content. They would pass out before ever being able to get anywhere near that level. I hope that she gets help.
I agree with most of what you said. Except for the "mistake" part. I don't believe choosing to drink and then choosing to drive is a mistake, rather its "intentional." Poor judgment, poor choices, and intentional.
We all make mistakes some learn from them and move on some don't learn and keep doing iti did it many many times way to many over 20 +years just lucky never had an accident whatsoever just lucky lots haven't been lucky I'm thankful I never hurt anyone
For such a horrific accident, she was lucky not to be hurt. Also, between the police officers, the parents and the drunk girl, I haven't seen such a civilized arrest! Kudos to all, especially parents for teaching their daughter manners and accountability!
She did blatantly lie to the cop’s face about drinking that evening, so only took accountability when failing test. Soooooo
@@calliewakefield7529everyone lies.no one said she’s Jesus.
I agree with you but I wanted to mention that the man wasn't her father, it was her mom's boyfriend.
I think it's the first time I've seen a parent who doesn't make excuses for their kid. Good job mom! Also, rare to see such a respectful suspect. I hope she learns from this. Seems like a nice kid.
That is also the WORST walk and turn & one-leg stand I have ever seen. Wow, she was plastered .22 BAC.
Yup a nice kid who made a very stupid decision, hopefully this serves as a wake up call for this young lady she's young and stupid and has alot to learn in life.
Well she lied
@@ibentTubethank God you're perfect!
@@CitiznDouchebag 99% of the time. But when I’m not I don’t expect unnecessary praises. Funny to see who people pick and choose to extend grace to.
Nearly 3x the legal limit! A slap on the wrist when she could have killed someone!! Makes me sick how lenient the dui laws are in this country!!
Well she didn’t kill anyone
@@SuperNovaHeights_
that's no excuse.
Our justice system is a complete failure. These officers risk their lives everyday and I constantly see the same people arrested. DUIs should be automatic felonies. License gone for at least three years first offense.
@@SuperNovaHeights_So she must kill YOU first??
White privilege runs deep.
Can you imagine being the homeowner coming outside to find a car just chilling VERTICALLY in your tree😂
It's called reduced footprint parking 😂
Car gymnastics.
That comment made me laugh 😂
I was a Paramedic for 35 years, I know just what the officer was thinking when the mom drove up. I can’t tell you how many times things went sideways when the family arrived!
Yeah you could hear he was ready for it to get crazy when he saw the mom drive up asking if it was a Honda. He probably ended up feeling like it was one of the better interactions with the public he's had.
That family seems to have responded in the best way and inspires hope in humanity if more people can behave with love and compassion and yet accept responsibility for their mistakes or the mistakes if their loved ones like this.
Right, I’m a paramedic also and know how some families are.
Absolutely ridiculous. Why isn't OUI a criminal offense in most states? Do you see what she did to her car? She was beyond intoxicated, straight up lied to the officers and her mother, almost killed herself, and she's not even old enough to legally drink. Absurd.... Yet, people sit in prison for having any kind of drug residue or paraphernalia...... It's about time this country starts taking impaired driving seriously again!
Complete b's in California in texas this would have ended way diffrent
@@zionbryant90way way different….. I have a friend who caught the baby bitch off of dui in Texas, that’s 25 aggravated, 12 1/2 before she could even think about parole!
@@bmacd2112it said Union township, Ohio at the beginning of the clip.
Agree! When politicians start losing their loved ones maybe they will take it seriously again. There is nothing like losing someone because of a selfish drunk driver. You can never really get over it.
Where in America is anyone in prison for "drug residue or paraphernalia?"
She doesn't get bonus points from me for being "polite" while lying to the officer about drinking and screaming at her Mother. Who at first was honest about her daughter being drunk but then wanted the identification of those who called the cops on her drunk daughter. The kissing and babying at the end was gross too. She could've killed someone. Get on her a** about this NOW. She's not even 21 years old.
She wasn't mad about someone calling in on her daughter. I took it as she wanted to thank whoever for calling to get her help.
@@lisao7600
Me too.
She thought her daughter was dead. That was a hug for mom, not daughter.
I took the mom's request as wanting to thank the bystanders. And I give lots of kudos to both thr girl and her mom for being polite and going with the flow. Compared to the majority I've seen in these videos, this girl and her mom were angels. And how was she being babied at the end? She got hugs from her family, and they had every reason to hug her. From the looks of that car she was damned lucky.
The 911 calls weren't turning in a drunk driver, they were reporting a serious traffic accident.
I really have to add a comment when I read the other comments about how respectful and polite this young drunk is. I have lost two dear friends plus another I did not know well, to two separate young drunk drivers. One friend, Neita, was driving home from work on the highway when she was hit head on by a wrong way 20 year old driver. That driver never showed remorse and was totally unhurt. There were 600 people at Neita’s funeral. The other friend was out with a date . A drunk 18 year old boy blew a red light as they were going through the green light. Both of them were killed instantly. Not only were these friends killed, their families still have not recovered from the loss. I obviously haven’t either.
My friend lost her entire family to a drunk driver. She was home making dinner on a Sunday afternoon, when her 34 yr old husband, her 4 yr old son and 2 yr old sister were hit driving home from visiting a family member. All three, her whole family, died instantly.
I, am truly sorry for the loss of your friends and am sending prayers to the families, you and the lost loved ones.
There really is no excuse to drive so drunk and be so selfish that you take lives.
I hope you and their families can one day find peace.
❤😢
It's ridiculous how they keep underestimating drunk behavior and drunk driving
Perfect observation!! Sorry for your loss. It’s amazing how most drunk drivers survive while the victims die. I got a dui in 1980 when I was 23 years old and never drank again. I didn’t hit or injure anyone but a curb but to this day I’m thank god I didn’t hurt anyone. Any drunk driver should be punished to the fullest extent of the law. We have 6 kids and a few times we got the call at 02:00 to pick them up at the bar so we are lucky our kids call us to pick them us instead of them driving drunk. Hope you and your family are well today. Gob bless you and those who lost loved ones.
there is nothing respectful and polite about this girl. She cares only about herself and chose to get into a car and risk the lives of everyone she was on the road with. I can't stand it when I see people say "oh, she is so nice and sweet" no, that is a facade. She is selfish
This one made me cry just a little. A great mom, very respectful and well mannered daughter who accepted responsibility, and the police returned all due respect. Just wonderful.
Same, the hugs at the end hit me.
The mom is really great, the daughter is however an embarrassment, driving as drunk as a skunk and lying about not drinking any alcohol...
The daughter initially lied .
The daughter lied repeatedly.
@@StromBugSlayer Must never have had or been a kid
This Mom! I hope other Moms take notice. This is motherhood at its finest. You protect your kids when they are young, but adulthood, you support but NEVER EVER enable their poor choices. This Mom gets it! This was a great example of Mom’s honesty, and letting life and the law teach their kids the better lesson. God bless these officers for their kindness too
I've done my best to raise my kids this way. I tell them all the time "It's my job to teach you how to be a decent human being and make good decisions. Once you're 18, it's no longer up to me to make choices for you. And I will not bail you out if you choose to do something that gets you in trouble." I didn't realize parenting like that was such a rare thing until I started watching these videos.
I think (HOPE) it's a small subset of the population in these videos. Very telling that almost all the parents involved in these videos are the types to excuse their children's abhorrent behavior. @@stephanieswilley-arnold6886
She's not hurt because she is drunk as a skunk.
She will feel pain when alcohol is out of her system.
so being drunk makes you invincible?
@@MegaDudeman21no…but it does decrease your reaction time and reflexes. You don’t tense up prior to an impact.
@@MegaDudeman21 being drunk makes you lose. You don't tense up. You are less likely to be injured.
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My heart stopped when the mother pulled up, ugh, made me sick. Mad credit to the mom and really all involved. She was obviously VERY lucky…
That is absolutely the most polite drunk girl I've ever seen. Clearly well raised, well loved and supported. Fabulous family - such genuine support and true love. One very stupid decision which could have ended in death for her and/or others. I hope they ALL know how blessed they are.
Politely lied throughout the encounter
By her mother's reaction, this is clearly not the first time she drives under the influence. Maybe just the first time she's caught.
Hopefully this served as a huge wake up call for this young lady, hopefully this was the first and last time she make's a stupid move like that again, I'm sure she learned one tough lesson, I could tell she was very upset with herself which I would be to if I did something like that, thank god she didn't freggen kill someone she would of been so disgusted with herself the rest of her life to the point where she could never forgive herself.
@@PatriciaMoro-y8m maybe. Maybe not
That’s what I was going to say.
The whole video I'm totally amazed at how polite and sweet she seems, that little growl at her mom at the end though! 😬 some true colors showing through there
We tend to be hardest on the ones we trust/love the most.
A "little growl" would be THE LEAST I gave my own mother for ruining my life and turning me in to the fuck ass PO-lice....
@@JuhalizaOh I thought that was her brother.
@@ShayJaxson-m2z I thought so too.
The DUI test is so flawed … they always want you to do it when you’re sloppy drunk.
Why don’t they wait till you sober up and so many more people would pass????
All the politeness and manners in the world means nothing when you outright LIE repeatedly when asked if you’ve consumed any alcohol. It means nothing if you kill someone drinking and driving. I wonder if she realizes how lucky she is to be alive?
Family taught her manners but not common sense or critical thinking.
@geekfreak618more like Joe Biden. Senile and delirious 😂
@@hanslanda8303actually she was devious, not senile, and delirious, so geekfreak is correct.
@@vsbaretummysugastonguetech1540 clearly you’ve never looked at a dictionary before and are massively in denial. So you are still wrong :)
@@vsbaretummysugastonguetech1540no, he was incorrect. She lies just like the Biden crime family.
That repulsive scream at the end towards her mother is who this woman is irl. Did y’all see the boyfriend jump in fear? Don’t let the “polite” act fool you.
That really told the whole story, right? Sort of undid all that "Sir" act.
She tried to stay in character but she couldn't
That's how she treats her mother. Shameful.
She’s abusive af when she can’t get her way. Creepy
and @12:54, she shushed her mom when she asked if she was drunk, and yelling at her. Mom went stiff as a board.
No smell of alcohol but slurred speech, confusion and unsteady, you MUST suspect head injury and get her checked. It might not be a visible injury.
She tested for alcohol
She was very drunk, not injured. Alcohol is a poison.
Could be alcohol and injury- they often go hand in hand!
What a great mom ! She isn't trying to cover up for her kid at all ! Great parenting !!! This is how it should be
😮Should have left her in jail overnight and not immediately bail her out. Have you ever seen the "Red Asphalt" videos?
Her little outburst at the end towards her mother proves to me that she's not really as sweet and respectful as she's presenting herself to be.
Since when does alcohol have you in full control of your emotions?
She seems abusive
The mother is a joke and an enabler and treats her like a spoiled little toddler
@@meak13 everybody who drinks doesn’t act like that. You let your real self out when you drink.
@USN no you don't.
Kudos to her mom for being honest and calm. I can't begin to imagine how scared she was.
She’ll probably cry herself to sleep
The cops "oh god, here we go" when mom pulled up made me chuckle.
My parents would not be hugging me, they be dragging my ass.
Yes! It was sickening!
Right! "Oh, thank God you didn't kill yourself being so dumb! Now I can do it myself!"
The knowledge that I had disappointed my parents, especially my dad, was always the worst punishment for me. Just hearing it in his voice and seeing it in his eyes was gut-wrenching.
Cool. This mom was relieved her daughter was ALIVE. If your parents can't take a moment to love you through a horrible decision, they're not good parents. Sorry they suck
(And sorry you suck as a result)
Yes, I feel bad for her mom but that idiot will end up killing someone. She told the officer she had nothing to drink to his face. She's a criminal plain and simple.
Let's all be thankful she lived to drink and drive another day.
I know that is mean to say and anyone can take it as they want but we all know she more than likely did NOT learn her lesson on this go round.
The mother raised a total POS. It's typical for single mothers
@@purfecly_impurfecyep and now instead of 2 telephone pools it’ll be an innocent driver and/or family that she deletes
@@purfecly_impurfecI remember a line from judge Judy for a very old case with a drunk driver. She said something I thought was mean at first to the drunk guy but as I got older I found myself agreeing with more and more. She basically said who cares if you died if you got drunk and had an accident just don't take anyone else with you. As the years have gone by and i've seen hundreds of these DUI videos it's clear so many of them never learn. How many times have we heard "The suspect had already been arrested for multiple DUI's in the past before they slammed into this car carrying a family of 4, killing 3 and severely injuring the 4th." Drunk driving is one of those instances where I feel if the suspect was lucky enough to walk away from an accident unhurt society suffers because the drunk hasn't felt enough pain to know better than to do it again.
You can tell straight away from her demeanour that she is drunk. So it amazes that every time someone is asked they say no. Are they dumb enough to think the cops will say ok off you go. Dumb 😮
She’s definitely the type of mother that would of come and picked up her daughter if she called. No excuse for drunk driving.
Not sure … sounds like she went to sleep expecting that her daughter was likely to drive home drunk, and the accident just confirmed that.
My parents always told me to call and I did a few times
@@SqueakPip yeah you could be right 😅
Well I guess that I am a bad father. I always make excuses for my daughter, no matter what she does wrong. Even her mom can't stand it. But she's never been in trouble with the law. LOL
Lolz! Durrr
Job well done Mom. It's refreshing to see a parent admit their child's bad behavior.
This girl clearly has THREE people she could have called to pick her up who would have done it. Yet she chose to do THIS. This is ridiculous!
We’ve all made mistakes in life we regret. It’s how you come out of those situations and change your path that matters. I think this polite young lady will learn a lesson from this. Kudos to mom.
This wasn't a mistake, it was a CHOICE. There is absolutely no way she has never heard of the horror stories of driving drunk. I would bet she has done this before and probably will again thinking next time she will know better how drunk she is (newsflash, people always think they are less drunk than they really are, that's why it's IMPAIRED drinking). She is a liar, denied drinking any alcohol. Being polite doesn't erase her choices to violate the law, lie, put other's lives at risk, make other people worry about her, etc. I'm glad she is ok but she is 100% at fault for this and deserves full blame.
Before making assumptions, please be aware that a head injury or concussion can easily cause the exact same behavior like being drunk. She even complained she had no balance.
That's why in civilized countries, she would've been brought to a hospital anyway. She was whirled around in that car. Of course her brain hit the insides of her skull hard.
@@prunabluepepper I'm impressed by that here in Uruguay police can ruled out with an easy test the alcohol level in the scene but there's no way you're involve in that car accident and they don't get you with a collar straight to a hospital, next stop a ct scan!!! 😳 i think she's drunk but she can also have a really bad injury. Alcohol test is really easy, every police car have tests to do it.
@@agusguti ja, in the USA they prefer to believe in police voodoo (aka road side alcohol test).
Good for her mom for being honest
her mom rasied a drunk cheater that cant stay loyal lmao
Mom sounds really disappointed in her daughter's behavior.
@@jahmatthew227Ex boyfriend perhaps?
@@jahmatthew227you know damn well you can be raised by angels or demons and who you become isn’t their fault. You make your own choices.
@@jahmatthew227
Her mom surely taught her to be respectful. Her mom owned her daughter’s behavior and definitely wanted her to. She wasn’t even asked if she’d been drinking when she volunteered the information. I took it as she wanted her daughter to face the consequences, receiving the accountability and maybe help to get on a better path. She jumped out of bed. She had her on life 360. She seemed like a pretty caring mom to me.
That's the best thing the mom could do. Obviously this isn't the first time her daughter has driven drunk. The fact the mom is able to override the protective instinct and chose to protect the public is a breath of fresh air. Saying that, my heart goes out to mom.
The mother raised a total POS, and you want to give her praise?
Not allowing her to use the car when she goes out at night, would be my corse of action.
Even then, that wouldn’t stop her drinking, or travelling in a mates car who is also drunk.
@@Atom-56Even though she’s 20, if she’s driven intoxicated before, her car would be gone!
@@TJ-bn2cn I thought the car belonged to her mum……..could be mistaken though.
No, it's FUCKED UP, is what it is!!!! I WOULD NEVER narc somebody out to the POLICE, ESPECIALLY one of my own children!!!!!! #smdah #unreal
She has a very supportive family and you can see the love. My mom wouldn’t have talked to me for months. She’s one lucky girl in so many ways. I’m glad she’s ok!
I will defend my daughter no matter what. She is my daughter. We love our child even when they make a mistake. Daddy's girl. LOL
No coddling this girl. She needs to learn a big lesson from this.
The hugs were ridiculous.
We didn't see any coddling, we just say a 6 YO being comforted for getting a bo bo on their finger.
How dare you! 33:04
I have so much respect for that mother. I'd do the exact same thing. If I saw she was drunk and in that kind of car accident, I would make SURE the police knew she was drunk so she could be held accountable. Bailing her out and covering for her teaches her that this isn't a big deal and mommy will get her out of trouble every time
Absolutely agree. I felt for the mother but I have so much respect for her! Basically telling the cops to check her for DUI, and telling them this is her drunk behavior/demeanor.
lol, no.
Bail is merely to ensure someone shows up for their court date. Letting (forcing) someone to sit in pre-trial detention is ridiculous. If someone needs addiction treatment, or even “to be taught” a lesson, they can receive it on the outside while they are awaiting the court date.
@discdoggie lol, no.
The OP didn't mention anything about bonding her out from the jail. It's clear from the context that OP is saying the mom should not try to cover for the drunk and bail her out of any responsibility for her actions. That has nothing to do with a bond.
@@CypressJuice still, running up to the cops and saying “I’m sure she’s been drinking!” was very dumb. i understand her being upset upon seeing the wreckage. But once she saw no one was hurt…it’s not “enabling” to NOT throw your kid under the bus.
Remain silent Let the courts sort it out.
@@discdoggiesometimes people need to hit rock bottom to realize and wake up. Maybe this mom is tired and exhausted of dealing with her daughter? We don't know their past and can't predict the future. This incident could open the daughters eyes and she becomes president in 15 years after cleaning up.
32:55 That yell! 😳 It’s also sickening to see her want sympathy and hugs from her family when she literally could have killed someone else and herself. 😡
When she turned to mom's boyfriend of two years for a hug, it lasted for a long, creepy time to me. 🤨
@krisphillips1169 I agree. Also the short hug she gave her boyfriend. He looked so done with her
@@oeknnd after her little yell he even stepped away from her. You can tell he’s not happy with her.
Polite girl…until her mom told her no. Then she threw these strange mini tantrums. How was she in any position to get upset at anyone after what she did is beyond me.
She was intoxicated just like the mom said she doesn’t act like that sober
Spoiled brat....?
33:04 don’t F with me mom!
Girl is touched by an angel. Extremely lucky to have been able to walk away from a wreck as bad as this. If this isn't a slap in the face from reality, I don't know what would be.
Things that can happen naturally don't need intervention by winged ghosts. BTW, do those angels decide on the spot while watching a crash who survives and who dies? Do only bad people die in car crashes? How does that make sense in your head?
I large percentage of drunks will be unhurt or only get minor injuries in very serious accidents, many reasons for that.
She learned nothing. She just wanted her phone back. She was excited to get it back and was giggling about it. The little brat never asked if she hurt anyone.
@@aaronstillman2413She deserves not to have a driving licence.
She’s very fortunate that her first accident didn’t have anyone else involved. Hopefully she’ll learn from this experience.
For real. Anyone could have been just walking to a neighbor's house or just walking home at that time.
She won't learn. 20 years old and already a hardcore drinker. She'll be arrested again.
I Love cops, but at the end, crazy to me the cop didn't use that chance to start the line of 1,000 times she needs to hear, "Never drive after drinking, see why?"
@@DayvonWiliams Cops were too easy on her. But then again, that's the parents' responsibility, which is lacking here. The girl is already a hardcore drinker, and in this video she was drunk on top of already being drunk. NOTE at 33:05 she had a visit from the DTs where she screeched as if a monster was coming at her. She'll be arrested again. And again.
Her mom said it's not the first time she's drove drunk and the girl didn't seem to be at all concerned with what she'd done
A few days in jail wouldn’t have hurt her. At the end, what was that action toward mom about her belongings?? She seems a bit spoiled to me.
Finally, a driver and parents who act accountable. No drama, no covering for daughter’s stupid decision making.
Whoa that scream of frustration AT HER MOM at the end for presumably interrupting her tells me exactly who she really is. 😮
Not for interrupting her, but for telling her "no, not tonight." in regards to getting her things out of the car (that's sitting in a tow yard) I believe. 😬😬 But still... The entitlement.... 33:05 SMH
I was surprised at that. She was perfectly respectful the whole time until then.
Yes almost too nice and respectful she is putting on a persona
That mask slipped fast when Mom said No 😂
And other guy stepped away, knowing she’d blow 😂
Now that, is my kind of mom. She is making her take accountability for her actions.
How they’re planning for her court date and not her funeral is a true miracle. Let’s hope this is the ultimate wake up call for her.
She was driving a Dodge. They have the best crash protection I've ever seen
My heart goes out to that mother. To roll up on that type of scene when your daughter’s location matches. She immediately was honest. This girl has great parents.
33:05 WTF was that little outburst 😂😂 she had to hug the cop too. Good Lord she's got a ton of growing up to do
Had that been me, my mom and dad would have said, “Keep her, lock her a$$ up” and absolutely 0 hugs would have been involved!
My family would have whooped my ass if I had ever done that
@@markhusseymh1 …. She’s a little manipulator and was working it strong!
Same here. I’m so glad my parents taught me what they did. This generation is so messed up. 😢
This girl doesn't seem to realise she is very lucky she didn't kill herself or anyone else. She's wasted and playing the victim when the officer is explaining to her and her family the (lenient) charges, makes me sick!
There are set penalties in every state for first time offenders
It is so nice to see a parent that doesn't immediately defend their kid. Hold them accountable for their actions and they will grow from their mistakes.
No wonder why my daughter hasn't grown up yet. I have always defended her no matter what. Daddy's girl. Her mom can't stand it. LOL
I went to a pub , wrapped my car around the pole , but I didn’t drink .. Said no one ever 😮
These people infuriate me. You are sober when you make the decision to be an a$$ and drink then drive. She could have killed someone.
Well, no repercussions for her. She will do it again and hopefully no one is hurt.
Yeah, they were treating it like it was a speeding ticket.
to be fair, a persons brain isn't fully developed until their late 20's. I made bad decisions between the ages of 17 to 25. I'm not excusing her, I'm explaining. Someone served her her alcohol and didn't check her ID. the time to make the consequences clear is when they are a teen
If you get a chance please read my post it's people like us that can make a difference.
If you're drunk driving, you're not sober. If you're sober, you're not driving drunk.
The mom was top tier. Her daughter is an adult so she can not control her underage drinking. At least she was honest and up front. She didn't try to hide anything or stop the police from doing their job. I feel like her mom is tired, seems like they have been done this road before.
Small town behaviour
The irony of being an adult/underage drinking? America has some crazy laws.
The way she went directly into her moms arms at the station, aside from her behavior, proves the kind of mom she is. You can tell she’s loved. Even the mom’s boyfriend clearly loves her like his own. Kind but held her accountable. Comforted but she learned a lesson. It makes me emotional.
Yes ❤
The way they both held her made me tear up, good family.
Then screamed at her for not getting her stuff from the car
As a dad with adult kids it hurts to see her mum so distressed. Some kids just don't understand the love and commitment good parents put into them. Not cool.
Shoot! One of the key reasons I NEVER wanted to do drugs or drink or be a criminal is because I knew how delighted my mother would be to see me dead or in jail because it would mean she could cash in the rest of my fathers money she had been stealing for years. Smh and then there are these punks who just do whatever and dgaf about hurting anyone because how dare anyone correct them SMMMHHH
I couldnt imagine driving by and seeing my child's vehicle in that state!! Would be the most terrifying moment of my life. Definitely feel for the mom. Hopefully she learns her lesson.
I feel so bad for this mom!
She deserves a pat on the back for not making excuses for her daughter.
She even made sure to ask if anyone else was hurt.
She was so embarrassed and hurt by her daughter’s behavior.
Even Mom said she probably has been drinking.
She’s a spoiled brat. Hope she realizes how lucky she is that she didn’t kill anyone! I don’t really think she will be remorseful she’s just glad she didn’t get hurt or go to jail.
Yeah my parents would never be hugging me while getting a summary of my charges FFS
@@geoplanetaireif I was in her shoes let’s just say I wouldn’t have parents anymore 😂 straight up disown me
I totally disagree. I watch a lot if Dui dash cam footage. After realising her daughter was unharmed, the mother did not interfere and was very truthful. The girl was respectful and not ONCE did she mention her step dad was a deputy. Yes, she wasn't honest about the alcohol but she followed every request without question. An entitled brat would have acted the complete opposite. Also, the family was physically and emotionally supportive without making any excuses for her. I think this girl WILL learn her lesson and l would be really surprised if she is ever in trouble again. This is actually really good parenting. There is no point in THEM punishing her as the police are already doing that. Shouting and screaming at her won't help either. As a Scot, it appears to me, that a lot of Americans think physical punishment or ostracising the person is the way to go but considering your crime rate, that really isn't working for you. As family they were just glad she was alive. They weren't selfish. Parents usually putting blame or guilt on the young person for making THEM feel a certain way. She was hugged and supported because in the end of the day she had a near death experience. I don't think it will be a bragging right but more something she will be ashamed of, rightfully so. She's not a brat just an extremely lucky young woman who made a big mistake, like we all do, when we're young. Time after time we see young people being rejected by their families for something like this. So they run to their bad influence friends and end up drinking more, doing drugs etc and the parents know nothing about what they are doing. This mum knew where her kid was and who she was with. Good parenting. For once. I think it will be this girls wake up call. She realises how lucky she has been. Nice to see a good outcome with no abuse towards the police.
WHAT A JOKE!!! WHAT A DANGEROUSLY BAD JOKE. I was surprised the cops didn't take her out for breakfast!!!
I don't care that she was polite; she consistently lied about drinking; she could barely stand up, or put an intelligible sentence together, and she was WAY OVER the limit, for adults, let alone for an underage kid. This girl should have had a far heavier punishment: jail time, for starters. Much heavier fines, and her license suspended for AT LEAST a year, maybe longer. I'm absolutely appalled!!! And appalled at some of the comments here from people who seemed to think a slap on the wrist was sufficient punishment, for wrapping your car, (almost literally) around a utility pole, while severely intoxicated. My stomach flips when considering what COULD have
been the outcome from this "error in judgement".
@@jollyjackmr
Your outside perspective is on point. I wish more people could understand what you articulated so well. Even studies back what you’ve stated… I’m from the US and just couldn’t agree more.
*"No sir, I haven't been drinking."*
That drinking, as a muscle relaxant, probably saved her life. Wow.
She dodged a bullet tonight. Hopefully she learned something from this little charade.
I could tell she was drunk when she uttered her first word! How could the cop not think that at first ?
Same! She's speaking so slowly and her reaction time is totally off.
Exactly what I thought also
Because people that intoxicated with alcohol typically smell like alcohol and they’re saying they can’t smell anything. They know she’s impaired, but could be taking pills or other substances.
He knew she was on something straight away,just didn’t know what
He did. But that would have been the wrong time. Letting her know that he knows may have stopped her from incriminating herself. I dont think she did but he was trying to get her too.
That little outburst towards her mother while her mother was trying to tell her how bad things were at the crash and again at the end reminded me of my niece towards her mother all her life. She is vile to her mother yet sweet to everyone else when she wants to be. And it wasn't for want of discipline. She wasn't smacked but didn't get all her own way when being vile. This girl is just like that. Totally unruly.
Agree.
@geekfreak618president Trump is a criminal? I think you have that all wrong. You haven’t been paying any attention to the real criminal the resident-in-thief taking bribes from other countries. “10% for the big guy” & his drug addict son being put on board of directors for a sus company being investigated by its own country until daddy VP strong armed the country to fire that prosecutor. The criminality goes on & on … gotta stop buying into the mainstream media lies that cover that criminal.
There is such a thing as a 'bad seed', though there are new names now. I find this girl to be truly scary.
When she yelled at the end of the video I honestly thought she has tourettes. Guess she was yelling at mom?
Has to be constantly hugged like a 3 year old 🙄
Annoying
She is a 20 year old not a toddler.
Pathetic.
Clings to mommy like a little kid.
Play adult games, pay adult prices.
Ridiculous!
She could have died!
@@michellewest3404no hate but I didn't get that feeling
How she walked away with no injuries is a miracle. Hopefully she learns from this and kudos to the mom and boyfriend for keeping her accountable yet loving her at the same time as young people make dumb decisions.
Drunks never get injured.
@@TWORARETWOSPARE they have super powers when they’re drunk apparently 😂
She for sure has no problem lying both cops and mom in their face. The way she spoke to her mom... wow.
Another thing... i still don't understand why the police insists on performing field sobriety tests on people who cant even stand on two legs.
They have to show beyond reasonable doubt so they are thorough in showing the absolute whole argument. No rocks unturned
They should just do breathalyzer. Field tests are bogus and designed for you to fail even when totally sober. They are also subjective. They need to stop. The breathalyzer is objective and scientific.
Field tests are the required first step.
Great Mom! She’s being a good mother and teaching her daughter that actions have consequences. Protecting your children from consequences handicaps them to the point of being nonfunctional, so mom calling out her daughter is actually saving her daughter’s life.
All the hugs with mom, dad and brother is making me sick. She’s acting like a victim.
Or maybe she was scared and shaken up…
That's her boyfriend. I hope she isn't acting that way towards her brother.
He looked so done with her. She gave him a shorter hug then to her parents. Why would she go out dressed like that with a coworker?
I’m pretty sure that’s moms boyfriend and I believe he said of 2 years.
I’m beyond impressed with how good of a parent this mom is
My kids never drove drunk so far
Stop hugging that bear. She committed a crime and could have killed people. Force her to stand and be an adult.
That scream, grunt.... whatever that was.... toward her mother says it all. Spoiled, entitled, and oblivious.
She barked at mom because - SHE ASKED the question, and wanted to hear the answer before being interr *SHUTDOWN* by someone who should not have been involved in the first place. The girl is 20! Any other race, and the mother would have been shot for interference with an investigation.
@@OfficialMyxomatosiswow, if you LISTEN, she did that because her mother told her "not tonight".
@@RoostafarianTheCrackerAddict I listened to the whole thing. Did you?
Again, Daughter asked the question. *NOT* the mother.
Mommy-Dearest never should have been there.
The twenty-year-old would have been fine if mom had kept her mouth shut.
It would be even better if mom had been treated like everyone else *who is not white and rich,* and was told to go home from the scene initially.
@@OfficialMyxomatosis Yes I did listen to it all. Did you? Maybe turn your volume up because it's clear as day when the mom says "not tonight". As for her mom shutting up, you condone drinking and driving? That's gross. What makes her rich? How do you come to that conclusion?
I want to make myself clear, turn up your volume. The daughter asks about her belongings. The mom asks what she said because she didn't understand her own daughter. (That's how drunk she was) The officer says "belongings" and as he says that, the mom says "not tonight". The daughter makes a funny noise and gestures to the mom. Watch again and actually listen. I'm not dumb, stupid, or an ignorant person. Don't talk to me like I am an idiot. It seems to me like YOU are the one who didn't listen to the whole thing. There have been multiple times the officer tells the parents to leave the scene and that is normally because the parents are horrible and try to defend their kids or obstruct justice. This mother was so scared her daughter had died, that the cop wanted to assure her, her daughter was fine. The mother was worried about everyone except her daughter, who she knew did wrong. Then she manipulated and was continuing to be rude and mean to her mother. It doesn't matter though, none of this physically hurts you. So why are you so hard pressed on trying to prove me incorrect when I know I'm 100% right about what I heard. You once again, for the third time might wanna actually LISTEN to what is said in the conversation at the police station. This was her second outburst by the time the video ended. Good day!
AS WE SAY IN IRELAND 🇮🇪 SHE ÌS A SPOILED LITTLE. 😢BRAT 😮
She is 20. Her BA should be ZERO! This drunk could have killed an innocent person.
No.... really? Thanks for letting us know... that's really nice of you.
@@meak13🤢
And she's also a liar. No sir I haven't had alcohol tonight...
AMEN!!!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 it amazes me when I read the comments on a lot of these DUI arrests majority will say how lucky she is blah blah blah…… rarely do I see a comment about what could have happened to an innocent person she plows into!! I couldn’t care less about the drunk, hope she learns from it but doubt it 🤷🏼♀️
I mean TECHNICALLY there’s states where it can be .02 if you’re under 21 so 🤷🏼♀️
One of the most polite drunk accident interactions I've ever seen.
Im glad the mom didnt try to hide her daughters drunkness. Her daughter made an adult decision to drive while under the influence and this is her consequences. Thankful no one was hurt or killed!
It's crazy her switch from "yes sir, no sir" to the cops to instantly screaming AT her mom. I hope the girl realizes how much her mother clearly cares about her and stops being an such an incredible idiot at such a young age.
I do think she was crying out her fear and frustration at what she did, I did not hear her yell AT her Mom at all. She would not be normal if she had no reaction. Seeing the release when she saw her mom tells me that her Mom is the one who raised her right! Kudos Mom, great job at raising such a respectful daughter. Everyone makes mistakes and you handled the situation correctly.
I re-watched that part and I think you definitely had a point there. Honestly though, her respectful "yes sir, no sir" means very little when she drives very drunk, destroys her car and who knows what else, could have easily killed someone, and then lies to the cops the entire time. Mom definitely loves and cares for her daughter but "raised her right" might be a little too far. Like you said "everyone makes mistakes" but this was a pretty big one. @@Grandma7T7
They become repeat offenders simply because they dont take their punishment or lack there of, seriously.
The judges hand out ridiculous and lenient sentences , while the offenders laugh at the court system.
I guarantee if she had to do 30 days in county, she'd hopefully think twice before there were a next time.
Im so glad her mother called her out. How can the original officer not see she was wasted?!
If you get a chance please read my post people like us can make a difference
30 days would be a good start, not this 3 days that you don't have to do by going to a class to learn what should be common sense.
It was so nice to see that all members of this family are respectful. She made a terrible mistake but I think she learned from it. She is facing the consequences like an adult. I wish her, and the entire family all the best.
Did anyone else catch her behavior to her mother when she was told no to going to her car right now. She may be polite in public and a devil at home.
? No, we All missed that, what happened? 😂🤣
@@DayvonWiliams I saw it. Check out the last couple of minutes; she barks at her mother like some kind of animal. Repulsive.
@@DayvonWiliams32:55
33:00
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I don’t understand why people are still willing to drink and drive knowing what can happen. I’ve seen fatalities and severe injuries from drunk driving as a medic. She is lucky that she has great support from her family and she clearly knows how to be respectful and her mother cares for her but didn’t try to get her daughter out of this OVI. A bad mother would claim that she didn’t do anything wrong and be difficult. I hope she doesn’t do this again!
As a nurse I’ve seen a fair share myself. I also had an aunt (she fell down the steps and died) who spent several years in Jessup for killing a pedestrian while she was drinking and driving. I think one of the biggest things young people need to do is get their DD lined up long before they go out for the evening. I don’t think it would hurt to even have a back up DD in case the original one F’s up and drinks or bails. Once these people start drinking they are no longer thinking straight. They certainly aren’t thinking about consequences. They feel like they can do anything, including making that “short” trip home or wherever they have to get to asap.
in drivers ED they used to show drunk driving crashes and what the consequences are; not sure they do it now. Also, the sentences are way too lax and judges have way too much discretion in dui/ovi cases. that being said, young people make stupid choices/mistakes (I did). the driver of the car was 20 (under age drinking). whoever served her should be held accountable and we need better education
Your story truly hit home if you get a chance please read my post, thanks
@@carlariggs525 looking at the laws in USA about drinking age and comparing it to the laws in Europe, and lack of implementation of laws as well, it is ridiculous, i was going out when i was 16, i never drove a car because every friday and saturday police waits literally in front of the clubs parking and on the main crossroads so you can't go around them, i think it is illegal to drink in my country under 18 but police never bothered to even stop us and i never heard of anyone being charged with underage drinking, in Germany you can even legally drink at the age of 16 but only soft drinks like beer and wine
the funny thing with the law in my country, it is ILLEGAL to even ask person younger then 18 to give you ID, only police have right to ask for ID, but i think that they changed that law, because anyone simple asking for your ID would be breaking a law, bouncer or whoever except the police
people think they are invincible and that nothing can happen to them....
Young lady got a second chance at life.
And the first thing she did was started her second chance by not taking any accountability and lying 😂
@@ToeKnife166So she's supposed to realize her mistake and instantly change into a responsible adult? While she's still drunk? Before she's faced any of the consequences? Wow. You must be really special. How humbling for the rest of us.
@@kathleenmccrory9883🤢
@@kathleenmccrory9883
She IS an adult and should have instantly taken responsibility for her actions. That is what is expected of adults. She should be kissing the ground, on her knees thanking whatever higher power she believes in that she got another chance and be remorseful, accountable, shameful, humbled, responsible, and respectful.
I don't give a shit about her life, I am concerned about the innocent public that have to be put in harms way from this little floating turn of society.
I feel so bad for her mom. You can tell she did a better job and she feels shame. I also can’t imagine how she felt when she pulled up to the scene of the accident not knowing if her daughter was alive. I’m also proud of her for not trying to advert responsibility. This girl is lucky to have such a mom and I hope this is a wake up call and she doesn’t continue to make these decisions in her future.
Good on mom being straight forward with the officers. But STOP coddling her while she’s IN JAIL🤦♀️😳 if I had to bet, she’s not going to learn much from this experience 🤷🏼♀️
29:50, they need to stop babying her and treat her with the contempt she deserves, let her stew in her own juices and know that she done wrong, she could have killed someone.
I like how the mom inquired if anyone else was involved. Albeit stressed she’s completely aware an trying to handle the situation
I am happy no one was hurt or killed. Quite the wreck. The daughter is in denial, but retains her politeness. The Mom is a champion. That's how parents should be in situations like this.
During the class she agreed to take they will probably show a "what may have happen" video.
More than 3X over the legal limit for a person over 21. Sloppy drunk at 20... Behind the wheel, and acting like she's been victimized when she gets picked up.... She's DISGUSTING
How did she act like a victim?? Sounds like you're projecting
@@vikkilooper4075 By clinging to her mother while her parents take care of her business. Sounds like you're shaming.
@@steveadams7870 she could have died... you wouldn't hug your parents after that?? and even so that's not playing victim.
@@vikkilooper4075how is he projecting? You mean he is acting like a victim or what?? I thought she was acting like she was the victim too
She is 20 years old and despite the consumption just had a very traumatic experience. She is grateful to be alive.
That poor mom. I'm so grateful the girl is ok. The anguish in Mom's voice was heartbreaking.
When she got there she thought she would hear her daughter was killed.
What was that scream she did at the end towards her mom @ 33:05 ? Her polite demeanor towards law enforcement then that outburst towards her mom makes me wonder what those parents are in for when they leave the PD
She freaked out because she thought there was a hold on the car. She can drive till the test results come back. After that, it's a long 6 months. She's fortunate she didn't have to do drug court like they do up her in Michigan.
Amazing mom! Didn't fight the cops and try to cover for her. And great boyfriend too. it's incredible that she is still alive
Looks like she's extremely coddled. The cop is explaining everything to Mommy while she holds her adult daughter. Then she has to go get held by Daddy. What an embarrassment. Time to grow up little girl! How annoying. Of course all she cares about is her damn phone. Nice fur coat by the way 😂
Also, GO BLUE!!
Also love how the brother was looking at her like WTF while she's being held like a damn toddler. Seriously. WTF is that? So weird.
@michellewest3404 of course it's appropriate what do you mean?!!
@@michellewest3404 it's very very weird. The cop was explaining everything to Mommy because she needed to be held like a 2 year old.
@@Brooke52528 she is 20 freaking years old. Why does she need to be held like that by Mom let alone Mom's boyfriend? The cop had to give all the info to Mommy because princess needed to be cuddled like a baby. Nothing about this was appropriate.
@@lisamarie5948yea she’s getting cuddled like she’s the victim smh very weird interaction if you ask me. The long hugs are just weird. She didn’t apologize nor own up to one single thing the whole time
Am I being punked??? She consumed "no alcohol" (according to her)?? Lying to a police official is punishable........ and the mom knew this.
I couldn't imagine driving up on that scene and seeing my child's vehicle in that condition. I have a 21 year old who totaled his car two weeks ago after hitting a deer on his way home from work and I was a nervous wreck and his car was nowhere near the damage of this one. Had she been sober she probably wouldn't have survived the crash. Hope this will be her wake up call.
The accident itself should wake her up. If she would have been sober the accident wouldn't have happened. She could have died and she could have killed other people. Yes, she was respectful and her mom and the moms boyfriend handled the situation very good without trying to talk her out of the consequences. She did something wrong and she faced the consequences. Nevertheless... it could have end up worse. No nice behaviour could bring someone back once you hit them fatally.
That girl is a little manipulator. She bold faced lied to the officers several times stating she had 0 to drink but was using the prim and proper “Yes Sir” at the end of every single question asked of her. Her mother was aware of her drinking behavior as she had seen it before. All the the never ending hold me tight hugs and the “Yes Sir’s”, she was really working that “obedient” manipulation tactic. Maybe she can sell her Gucci purse to help pay her car repairs etc.
@@sandpiperlane9309 Talk about trying to read way into something. Many people just were raised to always use "Yes Sir/Ma'am" so it will naturally be used in any situation. The fact she can afford a Gucci purse is irrelevant to the entire situation.
@@betsybabf748 …. Was she raised to lie to police officers too?
@@sandpiperlane9309
I’ve never seen a person on these videos say they were drunk, lol. Not one. It’s either I didn’t have anything to drink or it was 1 or 2 drinks TOPS. They all lie.
She admitted to coming from a Club. Why isn’t that club being investigated for serving underage citizens and also over serving her? That’s the real injustice here. She’s lucky to be alive here.
Did the club make drinking mandatory?😂😂
Wow always looking to blame other people than the offender