Drunk Woman Thinks She Can Outsmart Cops After Stealing Cars

On August 2nd, 2023, in Waukegan, Illinois, Sheriff Officers conducted a routine traffic stop for a reported stolen vehicle. The female driver denied knowledge of its stolen status, leading to an investigation into her claim. Despite her reluctance to cooperate, signs of intoxication were observed. A search revealed incriminating items, leading to her arrest. She resisted vehemently, creating a chaotic scene. At the police station, her defiance persisted, posing challenges for the processing phase. Subsequently, she faced charges including DUI, car theft, and resisting arrest, highlighting the complexity of the legal situation. The trial involved a thorough examination of evidence and witness testimonies to determine appropriate legal consequences.
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[@eldergroan]

why do the police allow suspects to use their phones? that gives the suspect control over the situation.

[@davemathews7890]

One thing you can usually count on women doing: when the chips are down, they have no problem blaming a man.

[@b5maddog]

Thank you for lowering the audio. Me and my ears greatly appreciated that 👂

[@C.L.190]

Man you cut out a TON of the original arrest footage... Like the part where she realizes her bf is cheating on her

[@user-zu3hk9ey8t]

You have to repect officers doing their job, I couldn't deal with the crap they have to put up with.

[@Koolneen]

No driver license, no surprise.

[@TimHammett1964]

8:18 The way she's acting and has the nerve to ask if she can smoke and call her mother. LOL! NO! Act right and MAYBE they would let you.

[@ferraroannie4058]

"I'm famous".....🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DeanDewnuffun]

2:30 the Newport Fetcher